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Amber and yellow rain warnings are in place and flood alerts issued across south and west Wales.

Schools minister Nick Gibb sets out Covid-19 testing plans for secondary schools.

Former Beatle McCartney thinks the Worthy Farm event is unlikely to take place again next year.

Sales fell by 3.8% last month, bringing to an end a six-month streak of rising trade.

The two classic cars were donated to the charity by Richard Colton, who died in 2015.

Negotiators will continue discussions after the latest call between the PM and the EU Commission head.

The response to Covid was "inadequate" and more could have been done to prepare, a report says.

Packaging firm co-owned by Mohsin and Zuber Issa was prosecuted after a series of injuries

The winner of this year's Masterchef: The Professionals series says "it is the best feeling ever".

The wholesale internet division of BT has been told to speed up the rollout of ultra-fast connections.

The Treasury says taxes must rise or services cut to compensate for the loss of fuel tax income.

A family look forward to being reunited at Christmas, after being separated for 10 months.

Schools have found new ways of celebrating the festive period during the coronavirus pandemic.

Some tree farms are offering rented trees in a bid to make Christmas more sustainable.

The wooden structure of a 14th Century building is found during refurbishment works.

Pressure on industries hit by Covid restrictions is forcing many people to change careers.

Newsbeat spends six months speaking to men in Hackney about what life is like in a gang.

The NSPCC says calls to its helpline resulted in 923 referrals between April and November.

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