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The technology will help doctors do complex surgery while letting them retain control.

Doctors call for targeted lung cancer screening to catch cases early and reduce deaths by 20%.

Preservation group says it's close to securing the future of centre at former prisoner of war camp.

Potential sources of housing include universities and private accommodation, first minister says.

An extensive search is under way for the man's attacker, who left him with "serious facial injuries".

The first ministers want Ukrainians to be housed quickly and given help with safeguarding and services.

The yellow warning for wind covers parts of the south and west on Saturday afternoon.

The humble vegetable could be about to join the likes of Cheddar Cheese and Cornish Pasties.

Parents say they fear pollution is so high it would be healthier to drive their children than walk.

The former UKIP leader called the display "inappropriate" and Black Lives Matter "violent".

The 69-year-old is thought to have broken his ankle after falling at the disused quarry.

The thieves slashed into trailer before stealing boxes of the tanning product, police say.

The convoy leaves as a Welsh charity worker describes seeing children fleeing the conflict.

Wales' first minister strongly criticises UK government's handling of Ukrainian refugee crisis.

A farming union says Welsh farmers are turning to poultry because of post-Brexit uncertainty

The casualty, in his 30s, is in hospital but his condition is unknown.

Bryn Perry, from Pembrokeshire, recycles leftover whey from his cheese-making to produce the spirit.