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The lead lawyer questions the approach taken, saying the impact of lockdowns had not been fully considered.

Alfie Steele, 9, was repeatedly dunked head first into a cold bath as part of a discipline regime.

The 14 men were arrested during internment without trial and questioned by the police and army.

Dafydd Williams, 19, sped and swerved through village lanes in the police car.

Bereaved families say the Welsh government did not do enough to prepare for a pandemic.

Màiri McAllan is taking overall responsibility for transport after the resignation of Kevin Stewart.

BMA Scotland said its members would take three days of strike action between 12 and 15 July.

Nine-year-old Alfie Steele died at the hands of his mother and her partner after years of abuse.

A homelessness charity provides housing for young people with jobs but struggling with costs of rent.

Excavators say the discovery is incredibly rare and "completely unique".

A woman says she's been left shaken after she saw a van hit two people in the city centre.

The supermarkets are accused of stopping rivals opening nearby, potentially reducing consumer choice.

A 31-year-old man is arrested on suspicion of murder after the "horrific and tragic" attacks.

In one incident, a woman had a lucky escape when a 100-tonne landslide hit a Highland road.

The former cabinet minister accuses Rishi Sunak's team of blocking her seat in the Lords, as rift within Tory party continues.

The family of a man killed by loyalists fear an inquest could close without making any findings.

Louis De Zoysa is accused of murdering Sgt Matiu Ratana by shooting him at a custody centre.

Coastguard says the pilot made his way to dry land after the aircraft came down into the sea.

Marathon Eryri says it is important to focus on "authenticity" as it drops Snowdonia from its title.

The boy appears in court over alleged attacks on students and a staff member at a school in Devon.