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It is officially the biggest petition that has ever been submitted to the Senedd. More than 250,000 people have signed a petition calling for the 20mph speed limit in Wales to be rescinded.
The streets of Swansea are a sea of colour as Pride celebrations hit the city. With a fun-filled pride march, festival and mini pride, there's plenty to do for all ages and the event is free to attend with no tickets needed.
Scotland have joined forces with the rest of the UK and Republic of Ireland in a bid to host Euro 2028.
DOHA : As Wales prepare to make their World Cup return, a party atmosphere is brewing that was 64 years in the making as Welsh fans get ready to leave behind decades of footballing bad luck, near misses and agonising disappointment.
DOHA : Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford said that FIFA President Gianni Infantino was in a hole and should stop digging after he accused critics of World Cup host Qatar of hypocrisy.
King Charles is to visit Wales for the first time since ascending the throne today, before returning to London to hold a vigil at the Queen’s coffin with his brothers and sister. Charles and the Queen Consort have travelled to Cardiff for the next leg of a home nations tour following the Queen’s death, after trips to Northern Ireland and Scotland.
The King and Queen Consort travel to Wales today for the first time since the Queen died last Thursday. Preparations have been going on all week ahead of the much-anticipated visit and crowds are building across Cardiff.
Millions of people across the UK are facing a major increase in energy prices as the Government regulator Ofgem confirmed an 80.06% rise in the energy price cap, sending the average household's yearly bill from £1,971 to £3,549 from October.