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Gwynedd council originally backed the move in September, but reviewed it after being challenged.

Covid passes will be extended to other areas after the Welsh Parliament backs the plan in a vote.

Some Translink services are suspended on Tuesday after another bus was hijacked and set alight.

One of the UK's longest cave rescue operations has ended safely after 250 volunteers came together from across the country.

Officials received 109,641 reports of potholes and other defects across Northern Ireland.

Robert Carpenter described his wife Jayne as "an amazing person" at her inquest.

The total number of coronavirus-linked deaths recorded by the Department of Health is 2,769.

The public will be asked about introducing compulsory vaccines for new recruits to health and social care.

The Bank and the Treasury to launch consultation on a UK central bank digital currency.

Video footage shows people running and screaming after the stray firework landed near them.

Prices rose at annual rate of 2.1% last month, research suggests, as supply chain disruption continues.

The mother of 10-year-old Jack Lis describes him as "our sweet, sweet boy".

Leo Varadkar says if the safeguard was triggered, the EU would have to introduce "rebalancing measures".

Plans for a bypass road round a village in Snowdonia were first mooted 60 years ago.

John Swinney warns that Covid restrictions may need to be tightened to avoid a fresh lockdown over winter.

Council leaders and MPs write to Sajid Javid, asking for an update on Watford General Hospital.

Operator says "staggering" level of vandalism has seen more than half the bikes stolen or destroyed.