The force have been criticised for the decision, although they said the funding for them came from the Home Office

The Food Standards Agency said major improvement was needed at the city centre store

The fighter pilot who did not want to be identified said the mission was 'just like training' and celebrated with a sunrise beer

The changes include new bins, shelves, hooks and mirrors

There was heavy queuing traffic along the M4 eastbound at Cardiff and Newport after the double incident

The young arsonists were offered £500 to torch a stranger's static caravan

Some 260,000 households already benefit from the scheme

His diagnosis came the day before his pregnant partner’s 20-week scan for their first baby

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The car was uninsured as it sat in the drive while his family were selling the vehicle

Kayleigh Mckenna flew to Turkey for a nose job to fix her deviated septum

The Department for Work and Pensions has confirmed the changes

Sources claim it is 'only a matter of time' as he remains in a critical condition

A coroner issued a Prevention of Future Deaths report after Angela Darlow, 73, missed the critical treatment window

Zoo keepers are carefully monitoring the situation

Paul Wynne, 58, from Deeside, said the windfall means he can finally step away from early morning shifts delivering produce to care homes and children's nurseries

Cardiff Council will increase council tax and make a number of other changes in a bid to save millions of pounds

Policies with less-than-concrete wording abound in Reform's vision for Wales

The couple have been banned from acting as company directors for a combined total of 23 years

The MP says the past week has been 'the worst of my life' as she steps aside from party duties

Donald Trump has gleefully taken credit for Cuba's energy crisis

Evan Williams, 54, who denies causing grievous bodily harm to Martin Dandridge, fought back tears when speaking about the horses in his car and told a court he would "protect them with his life"

The war could impact petrol, energy, pensions, holidays and more

Martin Shipton and his wife were 'shell-shocked' by the dawn raid

The incident is not believed to be connected to the 'school wars' social media trend, police said