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No new coronavirus deaths recorded in Wales

No new coronavirus-related deaths have been recorded in Wales during a 24-hour period for the first time since lockdown was declared.

The time capsule will be opened on the 20th anniversary of the coronavirus pandemic.

Illegal tree felling across Caerphilly County Borough has been condemned by the council.

This means tourists will be able to visit sites such as Cwmcarn Forest Drive once again.

Around 60kg of cocaine, crack cocaine and heroin, worth an estimated £6.5m, as well as £2.5m in cash, was seized during the raids.

The council’s book lending and delivery service is back up and running, but it is still unknown when library buildings will reopen.

First Minister Mark Drakeford confirmed the guidance would be scrapped from Monday, July 6.

Trains will not be stopping at stations found to have platforms too short or too curved to accommodate the opening of two train doors.

Schools in Wales have opened their doors for the first time in three months.

Stefan Morgan, of Station Road, Abertysswg, was sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court on Monday, June 29.