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While Caerphilly has gone into lockdown, the number of positive cases in Merthyr is not far behind.

Norwich Youth Court hears the 15-year-old victim was shot in the face on the way to school.

The boss of Rio Tinto faces calls to step down over the destruction of a cultural site in Australia.

The British-Iranian woman in jail in Iran is facing a new trial as she nears the end of her sentence.

The health secretary explains new restrictions limiting gatherings to six people in England.

Firm wants £20m to boost performance in global online games Fortnite, CS:Go, Rocket League and Fifa.

Michael O'Leary says the UK needs to embrace testing at airports to help revive international travel.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.

A total of 137 kidney transplants have been successfully carried, most of them during the pandemic.

Regarded as one of Britain's great post-war dramatists, he died of natural causes, his agent says.

People living apart are unable to meet inside but pubs remain open in a county under local lockdown.

The man behind the "Festival of Brexit" issues a call for "big ideas" to bring the UK together.

The problem is worsening for some and strategies have been too sluggish to keep up, a report warns.

EasyJet apologised after one of its pilots was filmed threatening to remove the passenger from the flight.

The Scottish Conservatives tabled a motion urging ministers to tear up the hate crime bill and start again.

Extra testing targeted at high infection rate areas and changes to eligibility are both factors.

The damaged dam spillway, which led to the evacuation of the Derbyshire town, will be replaced.

A new legal limit will be enforced through a £100 fine but will not apply to schools or workplaces.

How has the return of a train service after more than 40 years affected one small Scottish village?

What is the plan to avoid checks along the Irish border?