Professor Anthony Harnden says it's still vital that we follow the rules

Sue Bettridge works out 90 minutes a day, six days a week

Former GMB hosts claims 'if our rights to free speech are denied, then democracy as we know it will die'

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Moderna vaccine shipment expected to arrive next month

He sent 'desperate request' for a photo after Palestinian officials canceled a strong of meetings

The tech entrepreneur has spoken in an exclusive interview with the Sunday Mirror

Charlotte Hughes needed to stay alert during her five-hour awake craniotomy operation

While certain sectors have been harder hit by the pandemic, other industries are experiencing growth

Here are three reasons endometriosis care has been slow to improve

Visually impaired Yvonne Evans and Gary Brooker are a perfect match in every way

In a survey, 69% of internet users said they'd experienced an issue with their connection in the past 12 months

Covid–19 vaccines offer safer and more reliable immunity than natural infection, Jennifer T. Grier explains

The trend is partly a sign of more people moving into rental homes to 'try before they buy', Rightmove say

Lack of regulation has allowed scammers to advertise while tech giants 'line their pockets'

'I wanted to use the power of photography to create a lasting record'

Widespread testing is seen as a key measure to keep Covid-19 under control as the lockdown is eased in England

Focus is now on ensuring those in the most at-risk cohorts have had the chance to be vaccinated

Cariad Jarrett spent weeks in a coma after trying to end her own life. Here the 20-year-old bravely tells her story and calls for more mental health support for young women

Holly and Aaron Eynon were given a very slim chance of survival when they arrived at 27 weeks but a decade on they are flourishing

Thousands of people rent across Wales – but many say this has drained their savings and without the chance to buy their own home in the future

Over the years a number of children fell victim to the wrecks of the SS Ethelwalda and SS Brodland as they innocently enjoyed a day at Aberavon beach

Businesses have lost millions of pounds since the coronavirus pandemic began with many owners having to pump in their life savings to keep their business afloat

Shops, schools, and close contact services are all expecting an update while it's possible there will be greater clarity around potential re-opening dates for gyms and the hospitality industry

Dr Giri Shankar has been working 18-hour days as incident director for the Covid-19 outbreak for Public Health Wales. It's been highly demanding but the married dad-of-two says he's never felt stressed