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One of Wales' biggest schools sends home most of its sixth form, as well as teaching staff.

Fans of the festival favourite can watch it from inside their vehicles, instead of a theatre.

With similar symptoms, deciding whether or not you need to get tested for coronavirus can be tricky.

The corporation says Strictly is "an inclusive show" after receiving complaints from some viewers.

The first 16 days of September saw 1,487 people cross the Channel, more than any other month.

Anglers say fish are struggling to survive, but farmers say they manage bird waste well.

The 20-year-old died after suffering fatal stab wounds on Tuesday, police say.

The clothing retailer saw sales fall 34% as the coronavirus pandemic closed stores.

Residents express concerns and frustrations as lockdown is re-imposed in Rhondda Cynon Taf.

Wales' marine areas absorb carbon dioxide equal to emissions from 64,800 cars a year, study finds.

Three women describe the different ways in which the Covid-19 pandemic has affected them.

Drink-only pubs were given an indicative date of Monday but a decision is yet to be finalised.

Boris Johnson says he is not a fan of "sneak culture" over his new rule banning gatherings larger than six.

Empty testing centres, overstretched labs and rising demand - what is behind the UK's problems?

The novice stars of this gritty tale of female friendship applaud its focus on diversity in film.

People accused of crimes in England and Wales - and alleged victims - wait years for a resolution.

In a letter to No 10, campaigners say disabled people are being 'forgotten' in virus recovery plans.

Why are some dentists able to carry out work on private patients which they are not allowed to do on the NHS?

The National Cyber Security Centre warns that universities face a rising wave of cyber-attacks.

Moorfields Eye Hospital quadruples operations in week-long "cataract drive".