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More information is needed about the evidence behind closures, the children's commissioner says.

The Welsh Government misses its target of giving 70% of over-80s the vaccine by last weekend.

English-speaking parents whose children go to Welsh-language schools say they struggle to help them.

Neil McEvoy repeatedly broke rules on using Senedd resources for elections, a watchdog report says.

A government review is told all families on Universal Credit should qualify for free school meals.

Education Minister Kirsty Williams wants the youngest pupils and those doing exams to return first.

There were 71,000 unemployed people looking for work in November, up 14,000, new figures show.

The fast food giant re-submits plans, despite being told they fall foul of Welsh language rules.

Part of the grade II-listed bridge over the River Clwyd was swept away during Storm Christoph.

A Cardiff head teacher says keeping schools closed affects disadvantaged pupils most severely.

Boohoo is buying Debenhams but not its shops, so where does that leave Wales' towns and cities?

Vaughan Gething says he will not know if the target was hit for another day or two.

Council staff who booked a jab after an email invite was wrongly shared are warned they face action.

Nick Ramsay is understood to be fourth Senedd member named in internal Welsh Parliament inquiry.

A new report focuses on the experiences of pregnant women at Cwm Taf Morgannwg health board.

A Royal College of Nursing survey found almost 80% were more stressed because of the Covid pandemic.