The Latest Breaking News from Wales

Major retailers have raised concerns about the increased cost of thefts.

Police recorded offences have risen 29 per cent in a year

The England and Wales Cricket Board has made a ‘mistake’ in not committing to making participation in the county talent pathway free, said the chair of the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket

Deaths from drug use in England and Wales have risen by 11%, according to the latest annual data published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). In 2023, there were 5,448 fatalities (93 deaths per million people) – the highest number of drug-related deaths since records began in 1993.

A cross-party motion looking to support assisted dying in Wales is to be discussed by the Senedd on Wednesday.

Home secretary says new rules in England and Wales will mean armed officers stay anonymous unless convicted

Two Transport for Wales trains collided head-on near Talerddig in Powys at 7.26pm on Monday night.

Overall drug-related deaths registered in 2023 reached a new record high.

Wales is the only nation from the British Isles not to have played at a major women’s tournament.

Horror stories have been revealed by those on board

For centuries, midway between the autumn equinox and winter solstice, the Welsh people have celebrated Calan Gaeaf on November 1. Nos Galan Gaeaf or “the evening before the first day of winter”, falls a day before, which the western world now recognises as Halloween.