Campaign launched to give rugby-mad 11-year-old bionic arm. Shay Dunster, from Tredegar, Blaenau Gwent, was born without a left hand or wrist but has excelled in rugby (Image: Donna Morgan) Shay Dunster,... Read more »
Rate of inflation rises again The rate of inflation increased to 5.5% in January from 5.4% in December, the Office for National Statistics has said this morning. Grant Fitzner, chief economist at... Read more »
BBC’s Great British Menu is in its third week on air, and this time we see the competitors from Wales battling out for a spot in the finale. Cooking for former GBM... Read more »
Manu Tuilagi missed the first two games as he recovered from a torn hamstring but has featured for Sale Sharks recently; England head coach Eddie Jones has named a 25-man squad for... Read more »
A4509 reopens The A4509 has now reopened following the earlier accident. This is the latest from traffic monitoring system Inrix: “Queueing traffic due to earlier accident, two cars and a lorry involved... Read more »
Banking giant NatWest is to close 32 branches, including several RBS sites, as customers switch increasingly to using online services. The bank said the sites, overwhelmingly in England, would close but did... Read more »
Harry: Every single one of us has a duty to get an HIV test The Duke of Sussex (right) with former Wales rugby captain Gareth Thomas (Image: Peter Nicholls/PA) The Duke of... Read more »
World Health Organization warns Covid ‘isn’t finished’ The head of the World Health Organization has warned Covid ‘isn’t finished’ despite a drop in the rate of cases and deaths across the globe.... Read more »
Talktalk and Shell receive most broadband complaints – Ofcom Customers complained nearly twice as much about their broadband from TalkTalk and Shell Energy, new figures show. Communications regulator Ofcom said that it... Read more »
Man admits part in park incident which saw England chief medical officer Chris Whitty in headlock A man filmed an attack on England’s chief medical officer in a London park, a court... Read more »
