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It is hoped they will ring again in time for the King's coronation in May.

The Bank of England boss urges firms to avoid price rises that fuel inflation and hurt the least well off.

The burden of tackling climate change must be shouldered by everyone, says Lord Deben.

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

Westminster Abbey will allow access to the spot on a 750-year-old floor where the King will be crowned.

Over-50s are being urged to work but just 10% of Treasury staff are that age, the BBC has learned.

Darren Roberts-Pomeroy's died of sepsis after he became constipated due to schizophrenia medication.

Annie-Jo Mountcastle's parents believe fumes came from work being done outside her hospital room.

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?

Monmouthshire council spends £124,507 renting temporary traffic lights for five years.

The NI secretary says the deal will not be reopened but the DUP leader says he will not give up.

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

Stephanie Jones defrauded a bereavement charity by billing it for £3,570 over nine months.

Members of Wales' largest teaching union accept new Welsh government pay offer, ending the dispute.

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

Stephen Stewart defrauded 59 people, including many who were vulnerable and elderly.

Lydia Reid's son Gary had his organs removed without her permission when he died while a week old in 1975.