The Latest Breaking News from Wales

The UK government’s proposed reforms to policing in England and Wales signal an increase in the use of facial recognition technology. The number of live facial recognition vans is set to rise from ten to 50, making them available to every police force in both countries.

The government has announced a massive shake-up of policing in England and Wales, with the aim to balance providing a local police service across the country while also facing national threats. It involves the creation of a new National Police Service (touted as a “British FBI”) and reducing the number…

Exclusive: Union claims some offenders are deliberately breaking probation terms in order to deal drugs in jail

Average bills to go up again in April, with Ofwat approving record spending plans amid outrage over sewage spills

Household water bills across England and Wales will rise by an average of 5.4 per cent from April

The Princess of Wales shared what she appreciated most about the late monarch in a 2016 documentary.

Government plans published earlier this month around the water sector in England and Wales were heralded as a “once-in-a-generation” opportunity to transform the system. However, despite the confidence of UK environment secretary Emma Reynolds, the long-awaited plans raise significant concerns. This is a reform agenda for water as a business…

Administrators said the firm will continue to trade from its 137 stores while they look at options to help secure its future.

Morfa Halen means “salt marsh” in Welsh. This tidal island is a delicious invention of Sky Arts’ new detective drama, Under Salt Marsh, although it has very real antecedents in north Wales. Shell Island on the Mochras peninsula, near Harlech, inspired writer and director Claire Oakley.