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First Minister Mark Drakeford scraps the scheme due to its cost and impact on the environment.

The party splits just four months after it was formed, announcing Anna Soubry as its new leader.

The mother of Jack Letts says she thought he had gone to Jordan and Kuwait for "study and tourism".

A relative had reported Khuram Butt to an anti-terror hotline more than 18 months before the attack.

The speedometer on Benjamin Bosden's turbo-charged Mini Countryman stuck at 112mph after the crash.

An invasive "killer shrimp" that has reached UK rivers could be altering the behaviour of other species.

The 1922 Committee suggests increasing the number of MP nominations needed to eight.

Prayers held across the world to mark the end of Ramadan.

Johanna Konta's stunning French Open continues as she beats Sloane Stephens to become the first British woman since 1983 to reach the semi-finals.

"Extraordinarily able" Lavinia Woodward was given a suspended jail term for stabbing her boyfriend.

Reporter Trevor Birney speaks out as police return material seized last year as part of an investigation.

The parents thought for years that no-one was to blame for their son's brain damage.

Almost 300 fragments of bone were discovered in the garden of the house where missing Margaret Fleming used to live.

An Iraq war veteran stabbed his girlfriend more than 70 times in his flat, a court hears.

What are the lessons for investors after stockpicker Neil Woodford suspended trading in his flagship fund?

Donald Trump's youngest daughter is a 25-year-old law student who's not as high-profile as the other Trumps.

Was the Queen's defence of international institutions a pointed remark aimed at Mr Trump?

Eileen Hibbert is the toast of a baker where she has bought her bread and cakes for 73 years.

Acorns cared for about 200 seriously ill children and their families in Walsall in the last year.

Macauley Negus from Plymouth was released by police after spending 36 hours in custody in Madrid