Senedd Members urged the Welsh Government to put an end to the “undignified and disrespectful” practice of corridor care in Welsh hospitals.
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Welsh Government cuts £100m budget deal with Lib Dems
The Welsh Government has struck a £100m deal with Welsh Liberal Democrat leader Jane Dodds to pass its £26bn spending plans for next year.
Price meets Littler on Premier League Darts Night Three
Gerwyn Price will take on world champion Luke Littler on Thursday night as Premier League Darts heads to Dublin for Night Three.
Women’s Euro 2025 legacy fund ‘shortchanged by £800k’
Senedd Members criticised plans to spend £800,000 less on securing a legacy from Wales’ historic appearance at the Women’s Euros compared with the men’s World Cup.
Plans for crackdown on lying politicians unveiled
A Senedd committee unveiled plans to address deliberate deception by politicians but stopped short of recommending the creation of a new criminal or civil offence.
Elliot Dee to start in Wales’ first home game of the Six Nations
Newbridge’s Elliot Dee is set to make his first start in the Six Nations this year, as interim head coach Matt Sherratt has named his side to face Ireland.
Welsh Government ministers urged to condemn Trump’s Gaza plan
Plaid Cymru has called for the Welsh and UK Governments to condemn US president Donald Trump’s proposals to depopulate Gaza.
Teenager admits £3k booze theft burglary
The teen broke into the Farmers Arms, on Old Brewery Lane, at around 2am on Wednesday, February 5.
Plans for new Starbucks drive-thru and electric vehicle charging points put on hold
Plans for a new Starbucks drive-thru with high-speed electric vehicle charging points is on hold after councillors deferred a final decision.
Welsh schools ‘facing £500m repairs backlog’
Schools in Wales face a total maintenance bill of more than £500m, with a £93m backlog of urgent works, a Senedd Member revealed.