The Latest Breaking News from Wales

It's been a wet start to the new year

Prof Mark Barry was behind the original vision to electrify the Core Valley Lines but says it needs to be revisited to ensure more services in the most densely populated part of the network

Criminal groups have set up plausible fake ticketing sites, conning Peter Kay fans out of hundreds

According to the latest census, an unlikely “religion” is growing in popularity across England and Wales: shamanism. Just 650 people said they subscribed to the belief system in 2011, but that figure has increased more than tenfold over the past decade to 8,000 people in 2022. This makes shamanism the…

There are 14 flood alerts in Wales, one in Scotland as well as 24 flood warnings, and 70 flood alerts in England as the UK braces for another spell of heavy rain, with western areas set to experience the worst of the conditions

Gatland is likely to settle on a 35-man squad as he looks to revive Wales' flagging fortunes when the Six Nations kicks in

Jesse Hawthorne, who was born Jessica, was asked to leave the pub after dipping his prosthetic penis into a pub-goers pint glass. Customers at the bar were offended by his prank

RideSafe, a new taxi app in Wales designed for women's safety, has teamed up with Asda to stock sanitary towels in all of its private hire vehicles

New research from Irwin Mitchell predicts Swansea will return to growth slightly faster than Cardiff in Q4 of 2023

The first minister, economy minister and their officials were put up in the Ritz-Carlton Doha during a trip to the World Cup

Help is out there for those battling disease and cost of living concerns together