The Latest Breaking News from Wales

Sources say Tata offer is predicated on unions at south Wales site agreeing to suspend future industrial action

Both parties try to appear tough on crime – but neither have convincing answers to the chaos in British criminal justice, says journalist Samira Shackle

Rob page was sacked earlier this month.

Inter-city trains between London, the South-West and Wales are expected to be diverted from Paddington to Euston due to track closures for HS2 works.

Nearly 1,000 people charged in five years in England and Wales under doctrine that supreme court said had taken ‘wrong turn’

A hoard of historic US banknotes, including a scarce $500 bill, discovered in a Wales house, expected to fetch over £6,000 at auction.‌

Price will be replaced by Jim Williams.

In a bid to ascertain the limits of a gravel bike, Steve Shrubsall heads to North Wales to tackle Cycling UK’s recently opened, 125-mile Trans-Snowdonia route

Keir Starmer could be forgiven for thinking that he wouldn’t have to worry about Wales in the upcoming election. Labour’s dominance stretches back for more than a century, and the party has led every government since devolution in the 1990s. The next month will therefore have looked fairly straightforward for…