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More safety data is needed before the hard shoulder is made into a permanent traffic lane, MPs have said.

Jonathan Bayliss died in 2018 when RAF Hawk jet crashed on a runway on Anglesey.

Demonstrations in Scotland's two biggest cities mark the second full day of the UN climate summit.

Farmers are under pressure to cut emissions but want their work so far to be recognised.

Paris has stepped back from a threat to block British fishing boats from its ports from midnight.

As a new recruitment campaign launches, figures reveal only 24% of new officers in 2020 were Catholic.

The site was destroyed by fire in 1994 but has now been bought by Tir Prince Leisure Group.

Fishing licences near Jersey are threatening trade relations between the UK and France.

Dr Gary Jenkins died 16 days after the early hours attack in Cardiff city centre earlier this summer.

Senator Ian Gorst says a financial package is being worked on as a back up should talks fail.

MP Alicia Kearns is worried potential changes to the traditional recipe could undermine its appeal.

New figures show breast cancer diagnosis was down by 19%, bowel cancer by 25% and lung cancer by 9%.

The virus does not pose a food safety risk for UK consumers, the Welsh government says.

Six Aires sites are recommended in towns and villages across Gwynedd following a staycation boom.

Vaccinators and nurses from the armed forces will work across 11 health boards on Covid and flu vaccines.

FD Technologies, formerly known as First Derivatives, grew its sales and marketing teams this year.

The Queen's speech on the opening day of COP26 and the US President's arrival make the front pages.

The sewage ends up in a river but Welsh Water says there are no plans to fix it.

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