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A video posted on Facebook showed the ambulance being ticketed for being left on double yellow lines.

Nine adults and three children were rescued from the blaze at the four-star hotel.

The Advertising Standards Authority ruled viewers were misled over nutritional value claims.

Simon Thomas, the Mid and West Wales AM, resigns as police investigate allegations of a "serious offence".

Judges say Tini Owens will not be able to divorce until 2020, after five years of separation.

The budgie had been missing for six weeks but has been reunited with its owner after being caught by a cat.

The woman had revealed on her deathbed that her father had subjected her to the incest.

Dutch ship the Rooswijk sank on the notorious sandbanks in January 1740 with no survivors.

The broadcaster sees revenues and profits rise, as it is helped by Love Island and the World Cup.

The city regulator proposes that banks set a minimum savings rate because the market is not working.

They pick up litter underwater along the North East coast as they dive.

The Foreign Office is assisting a British family affected by the fires, which have killed at least 77.

Heidi Crowter, from Coventry, is speaking at the World Down Syndrome Congress in Glasgow.

The Albert Arms provided a place for residents to watch the World Cup, Wimbledon and the Open

Five men are charged with conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm after a three-year-old was injured.

Stella Curran's nine-year-old daughter Belle is waiting for lung transplant.

It is feared the struggle to feed livestock is behind the sharp fall in the price of some types of cattle.

The Peaky Blinders actor says he doesn't want to be remembered for playing one type of role.

Civil rights group Big Brother Watch says the police technology breaches the Human Rights Act.

Freedom of Information figures show a drop in reports leading to a criminal charge from 10.8% to 6.9%.