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Pair named as Wales ambassadors for World Cup in Qatar

They will act as influential voices for Wales in Qatar, joining Ian Rush and Jess Fishlock, who are both the Football Association of Wales ambassadors

The Independent UK

The brilliant video being used to market Wales to the world during the World Cup

Wales is bidding to capitalise on the World Cup platform to boost business and tourism for years to come

Wales Online

When teachers in Wales could go on strike if they vote for industrial action

There could be industrial action in the new year

Wales Online

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Head teacher warns Welsh schools could ‘crumble overnight’ due to funding crisis

'It is not right that our children are being educated in schools that are falling down around them'

Wales Online

Parents struggling to send children to school due to soaring costs, new report finds

Costs of travel, uniforms and equipment are all contributing to high absences in Wales

Wales Online

Teacher strikes more likely after Welsh Government refuses to budge on 5% pay offer

Inflation in Wales is currently over 10% and anything below that would constitute a real terms cut in pay

Wales Online

Homeless people in UK city say 'I'd rather die, living on the streets is hell'

At the start of the pandemic in March 2020 new funding was made available to ensure homeless people in Cardiff had somewhere to go but now they've been left to sleep on the streets

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Town's pharmacy crisis leaves resident 'head butting a stone wall to shock myself out of pain'

The community in Pontardawe is demanding better pharmacy services out of fears for some patients' safety

Wales Online

'I want to die, living on the streets is hell. Honestly now, I’d rather die than live on the streets of Cardiff'

"The way people treat you, the way they look at you, they spit at you, the looks, people treat you like dirt"

Wales Online

Schools can cancel lessons so kids can watch Wales at World Cup

The Welsh Government is allowing schools to cancel lessons

Wales Online

Warning of reduced public services in Newport as council faces £33m black hole

Newport City Council's leader warned it was 'unlikely' services would be delivered as normal next year

Wales Online

Tenants who didn't pay rent for two years left property trashed with rubbish, faeces and 'bottles of urine'

The landlord claims the ex-tenants still owe them about £11,000

Wales Online

Meeting new housing standards and maintaining current ones could cost this council £875 million

It is 'an extremely high price tag', says joint deputy leader

Wales Online

What the nursing strike will mean for you and other patients across Wales

It could see some routine operations postponed or outpatient appointments not undertaken

Wales Online

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Nurses in Wales vote to go on strike for the first time in history

Helen Whyley, the director of RCN Wales, said it was 'a really historic day' for nurses in Wales

Wales Online

Welsh Government not told Home Office was shutting a Snowdonia hotel to use for asylum seekers

Welsh ministers say they were “completely ignored” over a decision to house refugees in a Snowdonia hotel

Wales Online

Adam Price criticises Mark Drakeford's World Cup trip as Qatar ambassador says homosexuality is 'damage in the mind'

'As a gay man, who could not travel safely to Qatar to support our team in the World Cup... it sends the wrong message'

Wales Online

'I had to move to England to get treatment for my severe eating disorder'

Georgia Taylor, 18, is now urging the Welsh Government to make improvements to eating disorder services in Wales

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Wales Online

Most schools in Wales are looking at redundancies

More than 70% of Wales' headteachers said they will have to make teaching assistants redundant, or reduce their hours, in order to save money

Wales Online

Crashes, breakdowns, and debris partially closed the M4 through Newport 310 times so far this year

310 incidents partially closed the M4 in Newport in just ten months

Wales Online

The falling number of GPs and practices in Wales

"GPs are our first line of defence when we get ill and are absolutely critical for solving the crisis we have in our accident and emergency departments as well on waiting lists for surgeries"

Wales Online

Welsh Government confirms contingency plans in place should nurses vote to go on strike

A decision to offer NHS staff a £1,400 pay rise was described as 'pitiful and insulting'

Wales Online

First Minister Mark Drakeford tests positive for Covid

He is now working from home while he recovers

Birmingham Post

Controversial new 20mph speed limit could save Wales £100m in first year

The Welsh Government is introducing a default 20mph speed limit on restricted roads across Wales in September 2023

Wales Online

The 'austerity on steroids’ facing Welsh councils and what it will likely mean for you and me

Local authorities across Wales have warned they face a potential budget gap of more than £500 million next year

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