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Highly critical letter backed by two Labour leaders criticises Welsh government transport plans.

The research is one of the first estimates in the world of long Covid using population-wide data.

People who lost relatives during the Covid-19 pandemic say sharing in their grief has helped them.

Wales exports over £15bn worth of goods every year, but what is the nation selling, and where?

The plan would see Causeway Hospital lose consultant-led births but retain other maternity services.

The company that runs a city's pool says tests have cleared it to reopen to swimmers.

Only half of patients started cancer treatment within the two-month target time, figures show.

Flu, staff shortages and Covid backlogs are putting the NHS under severe strain, find out what's happening in your area.

Prof Christine Holt says winning the Brain Prize 2023 for her research is "beyond my wildest dreams".

The law has changed to allow the commercial development and sale of gene-edited food in England.

Nigerian senator Ike Ekweremadu and his wife brought a young man to the UK to donate a kidney.

The young man was brought to the UK to provide a kidney for the sick daughter of a Nigerian senator.

Ella Mann, from Dovercourt in Essex, is in "agony" despite temporary filling, her parents say.

The steel willow tree is a tribute to those who died and to key workers, the council says.

The Cuban embassy is asking for further details on how it can assist the SWAH in Enniskillen.

Clinics are set to stop offering vaccinations to those at risk, as the number of cases falls.

The British Medical Association announces next walkout in fight to get 35% pay rise in England.

Fred Bennett, 14, died during a 2020 lockdown and his mother again criticises the ex prime minister.