The Latest Breaking News from Wales

The rise will take the average bill in England and Wales from £480 to £603 for the next year alone

The Welsh university set out proposals to cut 400 jobs – 7% of the total workforce – on Tuesday.

The body responsible for investigating miscarriages of justice in England, Wales and Northern Ireland has been plunged into crisis. The chair of the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), Helen Pitcher, resigned this month following relentless criticism about the way the commission had handled recent cases.

The university has blamed a funding shortfall for its proposals to cut 400 full-time roles and close a number of degree programmes.

France’s Romain Ntamack is set to line up at fly-half for the first time in almost 18 months but the Six Nations favourites will be without wing Damian Penaud for Friday night’s opener against Wales

The company said it will shut 136 branches across Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland by March next year.

The Princess of Wales's chunky boots are perfect for the colder months and there are three designs she particularly loves to wear

Dowlais traces its roots back to the formation of Dowlais Ironworks Co in south Wales at the dawn of the Industrial Revolution in 1759

Interim boss Simon Easterby faces a key call at fly half, with Scotland and Italy also set to reveal their line-ups today

THE Scottish Government has called for closer links with Europe in a bid to bring down energy bills and boost investment.

Since February, it has been a criminal offence to own an XL bully dog in England and Wales without an exemption certificate.