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Ysgol Nantgwyn helped families through the pandemic but staff say this need has increased.

Teenager says the comment left her thinking she was "right to feel guilty about what I was wearing".

If devolution is not restored by then, the NI secretary is obliged to set a date for a Stormont election.

A protest is held in the Cathedral Quarter to appeal for better, more affordable workspaces in the city.

Young carers, performers and activists are amongst those recognised by the awards.

Welsh police forces recorded more than 6,000 hate crimes in 2021/22, an increase of 35%.

The author tweeted a picture of herself as a protest began outside the Scottish Parliament.

Arts groups say venues are cutting down on productions and some pools are being heated less.

The PPS reviews whether a case of corporate manslaughter should be brought over Noah Donohoe's death.

A spending watchdog says part of the payout was made in a way that Dame Shan was not entitled to.

The royal couple visited groups which provide support to people from all backgrounds.

The new legislation gives ministers temporary powers to cap rents for private and social tenants.

The Bank of England feared forced sales of government bonds would have risked a fresh financial crisis.

People are being warned to only travel if absolutely necessary as the RMT union holds another strike.

Services will be cancelled on the majority of routes on Monday, 10 October.

Steven Wilkinson's family say he was "so enthusiastic about life" and "taken from us far too soon".