27 h. ago Biggest reform for 60 years raises prospect of single police force for Wales

The UK home secretary is reportedly planning changes to the number of forces across the UK

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39 h. ago Woman on the run found hiding in the UK after 'water bottle gives her away'

Zulma Guzman Castro, 54, is accused of killing two schoolgirls with poisoned chocolate-covered raspberries in Colombia - and was rescued from the River Thames after fleeing her home country

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56 h. ago Biggest baby names of 2026 set to include some old favourites

Parents are taking name inspiration from the 60s, 70s, 90s and popular fiction

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4 d. ago Cutting screen time will be one of biggest resolutions in 2026

People weant to prioritise real life experiences, new research shows

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6 d. ago How did Mail on Sunday’s US editor become ‘rock solid friend’ of Meghan’s father?

Duchess of Sussex says journalistic ethics breached as dad turns to journalist first to break news of leg amputationWhen Thomas Markle received bad news about his health earlier this month, he immediately texted someone close to him to let them know. The 81-year-old had been admitted to hospital after one leg swelled up and turned black. “Going to lose the leg today,” he wrote.The message was not sent to his son, Thomas, who lives with him in Cebu in the Philippines, nor to his older daughter, Samantha, who is based in Florida. Instead, Markle contacted Caroline Graham, the US editor of the Mail on Sunday, who is based in Los Angeles. It was she who called Markle’s two older children to let them know the news. She wrote later that they were “flabbergasted”. Continue reading...

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9 d. ago Calls to put right one of the biggest scandals to happen in Wales

Many who were affected by the injustice have since died, but there are still many fighting for what they deserve

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9 d. ago Parents carry their children to school through muddy water 'caused by monstrous 60ft tall warehouse'

Mothers and fathers filmed themselves during the morning school run wading through the muddy water near to the controversial Astley business park in Tyldesley, Wigan.

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1 week ago Wales' biggest hospital loses running water as staff say 'this place is beyond'

'It's absolutely ridiculous,' one employee remarked

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1 week ago Extracting hangovers from beer: inside Budweiser owner’s ‘nolo’ brewery in south Wales

AB InBev unveils its ‘de-alcoholisation’ annex at Magor site as demand for once ‘lousy’ low- or no-alcohol beer rises A “de-alcoholisation facility” sounds like somewhere to check in after a boozy Christmas, but in the new annexe of a brewery in south Wales they are extracting hangovers from beer.With demand for no-alcohol and low-alcohol (“nolo”) beer taking off in the UK, the hi-tech brewing apparatus enables the plant at Magor, which produces more than 1bn pints of Budweiser, Corona and Stella Artois a year, to make the increasingly popular teetotal versions too. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Extracting hangovers from beer: inside the world’s biggest ‘nolo’ brewery in south Wales

AB InBev unveils its ‘de-alcoholisation’ annex at Magor site as demand for once ‘lousy’ low- or no-alcohol beer risesA “de-alcoholisation facility” sounds like somewhere to check in after a boozy Christmas, but in the new annexe of a brewery in south Wales they are extracting hangovers from beer.With demand for no-alcohol and low-alcohol (“nolo”) beer taking off in the UK, the hi-tech brewing apparatus enables the plant at Magor, which produces more than 1bn pints of Budweiser, Corona and Stella Artois a year, to make the increasingly popular teetotal versions too. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Jobless youngsters to be offered work in construction and hospitality – and could lose benefits if they say no

Guaranteed jobs provided for up to 55,000 people from spring 2026, under new government plans

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1 week ago ‘I climbed a building to get this shot of Egyptian fishermen with sardines’: Ahmad Mansour’s best phone picture

How the photographer captured this split image of sardine fishermen taken from aboveFreelance photographer Ahmad Mansour was visiting Al Max, a fishing neighbourhood in Alexandria, Egypt, when he took this image on his mobile phone. Mansour was there with friends, documenting the area and the fishermen who resided there.“The sun was bright and it was very loud; the water was running strongly and the men were shouting,” Mansour says. “I climbed a small building to reach this vantage point above the men with the sardines. I love the top view angle; I’d been inspired by another image that was split that way and it suited the colours to balance them like this, too.” Continue reading...

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1 week ago Iran counting down to ‘day zero’ where 15MILLION people face being evacuated as capital runs out of water

IRAN's capital city is now on the brink of a major water crisis after water levels hit record low levels. Tehran may be forced to evacuate its 15 million-strong population as it heads towards "day zero" when all the water runs out. The country is facing one of its most severe droughts since records began...

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2 w. ago ‘Systemic failure’: Fury as tap water in Tunbridge Wells runs dry after treatment issue

Residents in London commuter town have been warned not to use the water to drink, cook, brush teeth or bathe children

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2 w. ago ‘Systemic failure’: fury as tap water in Tunbridge Wells runs dry after outage

South East Water faces mounting criticism over latest supply failure

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2 w. ago Race to rescue British women 'running out of food and water' after getting trapped by landslides in Sri Lankan mountains

Sri Lankan authorities said they would need some £5 billion to rebuild homes, industries and roads destroyed by the cyclone, which has left at least 465 people dead so far.

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2 w. ago British women stranded by landslides in Sri Lankan mountains running out of food and water, daughter says

Friends Melanie Watters and Janine Reid have been trapped in Pussellawa since ThursdayTwo British women stranded by landslides in Sri Lanka’s tea mountains are running out of food and water, the daughter of one of them has said, as officials reported that the death toll of Cyclone Ditwah has reached 465.Melanie Watters, 54, and her friend Janine Reid, 55, both from London, were being driven through the mountains from Kandy in central Sri Lanka on Thursday when the road in front of them was swamped, sending a bus nearby over a cliff-edge. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Tommy and Bambi Fury rushed to hospital as mystery illness takes 'traumatic' turn

Molly-Mae Hague has rushed her partner Tommy Fury and their two-year-old daughter Bambi to the hospital after a mystery illness made him "lose so much weight" and left their tot's "heart pounding"

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2 w. ago Self Esteem to headline biggest gig yet with huge Welsh date

The hugely popular artist Self Esteem returns to Cardiff to headline a show at the castle

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3 w. ago Police raided vape shop but biggest find came when they looked in car parked nearby

Two men were arrested in connection with the discovery

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