63 m. ago Pet Shop Boys announce big Greatest Hits gig for Cardiff this summer

They are the latest band to announce they will be performing at Cardiff Castle this summer

Events

1 hour ago Energy bills to rise again from April in bitter blow to millions of cash

The energy price cap will increase by 6.4 per cent from £1,738 to £1,849 from April 1 for a typical household in England, Scotland and Wales, Ofgem announced today.

Economics

1 hour ago Brit Awards 2025: When are they on, presenters and live performances

From Sam Fender to Sabrina Carpenter, here is everything you need to know about the Brits - the annual celebration of the best music

Events

1 hour ago Ofgem energy price cap rise will see bills increase by £111 within weeks

There has been a higher than expected rise in energy prices from April which will see everyone's bills rise unless they can reduce the amount of gas or electricity they consume

Economics

2 h. ago Allowing AI free access to exploit everyone's content will be catastrophic

Proposed changes to copyright law could give AI corporations the ability to use content not created by them for free - risking huge damage to the media and culture sectors.

Politics

2 h. ago Why 200ft 'greatest thrill ride ever invented' has disappeared from Barry Island

Where has the famous thrill ride vanished to? We asked the owner of the Pleasure Park after questions were posed about where it might have gone and if it was coming back

Events

3 h. ago Wales breaking news plus weather and traffic updates (Tuesday, February 25)

All of the latest news from across Wales and further afield

Politics

3 h. ago Trump is pushing to make USPS private – here’s why it could harm his base

‘It would be catastrophic,’ one economist said

Politics

3 h. ago It’s grand theft AI and UK ministers are behind it. Oppose this robbery of people’s creativity | Andrew Lloyd Webber and Alastair Webber

The plan to weaken copyright law, allowing tech firms to profit for free from people’s talent, is an outrage, and the nation would sufferWe are father and son: one has written 16 musicals and counting, the other cofounded The Other Songs, a leading independent record and publishing company. Our work has employed thousands globally, nurturing the next generation of talent. Copyright is the foundation that protects this, and all creative work: from music, theatre and literature to film and art. Copyright ensures creators retain control and are fairly compensated. It underpins the creative economy. Put simply, it allows artists and creatives to make a living. Endless studies have shown what a benefit that creativity – music, theatre, dance, art, film, TV, the list is endless – has on the rest of society.Yet, today, the UK government is proposing changes that would strip creators of this protection. Under the data (use and access) bill, AI companies would be allowed to take works, past ...

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3 h. ago Dartmoor wild boar sightings prompt suspicions of guerrilla rewilding

Dog walker’s close encounter prompts debate over whether the animals, once native to UK, should remainSightings of wild boar on Dartmoor have raised suspicions a guerrilla rewilder has been releasing them – and prompted a debate over whether they should be allowed to remain.Videos of a group of boar on the moors in Devon were posted online earlier this month, and a dog walker has recently complained of a close encounter with one of them, which frightened his pet. Continue reading...

Politics

3 h. ago Voices: AI cannot be allowed to thrive at the expense of the UK’s creative industries

Journalism – along with the film, music and television industries – must stand strong in the face of growing power of AI, writes Chris Blackhurst. In the end, we need each other to prosper

Politics

3 h. ago The humble Valleys girl with the missing tooth who achieved her dream

Gemma Evans has perhaps the most famous tooth in Welsh football right now

Events

4 h. ago People over State Pension age with eyesight issues could be due up to £434 extra each month

Attendance Allowance could help people who are severely short-sighted or have eye conditions including cataract, glaucoma or macular degeneration.

Economics

6 h. ago Defiant French journalists make certain AP Paris reporter asks first question at Trump and Macron press conference

White House remains locked in spat with Associated Press over use of ‘Gulf of America’

Politics

7 h. ago Allowing AI to exploit and undermine journalism in Wales would be catastrophic

AI corporations will be able to extract all the value from the work of everyone from artists and musicians to historians and scientists - as well as local journalists at Wales Online

Politics

7 h. ago Migrant, 35, who 'used human rights law' to stay in the UK was later jailed for a string of offences

A migrant who was allowed to stay in the UK has been jailed for having sex with a teenager. Reform MP Rupert Lowe (pictured) said migrants who commit crimes should be sent home.

Events

8 h. ago Carers getting DWP benefit urged to update details ahead of earnings threshold increase

The Department for Work and Pensions has issued a warning to those in receipt of Carer's Allowance

Politics

8 h. ago BBC Call The Midwife's Nancy Corrigan star confirms she's quit series after absence

Call the Midwife star Megan Cusack has confirmed she has quit the BBC series after her character Nancy Corrigan was missing from season 14.

Politics

10 h. ago MAFS UK fans demand 'justice' for Nathan as they all blast 'vindictive' Lacey

Married At First Sight UK fans flocked to social media to slam Lacey as she confronted ex Nathan at the reunion dinner party from hell, with viewers demanding 'justice' for him

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11 h. ago Iconic lipstick which shoppers say is 'an all time hit' slashed in price in Debenhams sale

Beauty lovers have been raving about it in the reviews

Economics