The Latest Breaking News from Wales

Following the second reading (and parliamentary support) of Labour MP Kim Leadbetter’s terminally ill adults (end of life) bill on November 29, much of the public debate in England and Wales will now shift to questions around safeguards. If the safeguards aren’t considered adequate, the bill is unlikely to pass…

Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens said she does not accept that 700 full-time equivalent jobs could be lost if the levy is introduced.

Nearly nine in 10 prisoners in England and Wales are British.

Exclusive: Pilots of scheme to tackle drug-driven crimes have been encouraging, says head of sentencing review

The Ministry of Justice has announced plans for four new prisons, but Shabana Mahmood said it is ‘still not enough’

The Ministry of Justice set out the plans on Wednesday.

An extra £1.5 billion is being put into public service, as part of the Welsh Government’s proposed £26 billion budget for 2025-26.

Number of trials in England and Wales declared ‘ineffective’ because of delays has almost trebled under contracts Serco and GeoAmey

Exclusive: Lord Thomas says there has been political failure to either properly invest in justice or make hard decisions

A review was commissioned into alleged historical child sex abuse by monks at Caldey Abbey, off the coast of Pembrokeshire in west Wales.

After claiming their first ever silverware in 2024, the Wallaroos will look to build on their success heading into the Women's Rugby World Cup next year.