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

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

Darren Roberts-Pomeroy died of sepsis after becoming constipated due to schizophrenia medication.

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

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.

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.

The two new areas will have tax and duty relief and simplified customs, with hopes for 20,000 jobs.

A mother accused of causing or allowing the death of her two-year-old daughter denied hurting her.

They want travel from Bristol to London to take an hour and from Bristol to Cardiff to be 30 minutes.

The £20,000 prize celebrates published literary works by authors aged 39 or under.

Jason Thomas, 50, from Wales was reported missing from the Valaris 121 in the North Sea.

Eurwyn Thomas left the police force as he waited to be sentenced for a drink driving offence.

The father of a boy who died at Ty Hafan fears the tranquillity the hospice offers would be lost.

Ralph, 3, lost all speech two years ago - but is one of thousands still waiting for an assessment.