Paula Ivers, 47, was sent home with a diagnosis of acid reflux - and died three days later

A 16-year-old opened fire at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon

The Department for Work and Pensions has issued details to MPs this week about plans that are designed to help tens of thousands of young people

It comes after the company has been allowed to hike customer bills by £54, or 9%, to £635 on average in the 2026-27 financial year

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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's now-infamous Newsnight chat with Emily Maitlis will likely go down in history as the interview that toppled a prince

Plans have been approved even though they haven't got down entirely well - with one councillor calling them 'pie in the sky'

The three children killed were aged five, eight and 11.

Neil Milkins is currently involved in legal proceedings relating to the dispute, with a court hearing expected to take place in February

Schools will stay closed after the worst weather since 1985

Tough new rules will outlaw multiple types of content across the UK

A quick two-minute check could reveal you've been overpaying tax for months

A blocked or slow-draining sink is a real nuisance, but there's no need to call a plumber right away as you can often unblock it yourself at home.

Roch Cheroux took over as Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water Chief Executive in January. In this opinion piece, he lays out his approach to drawing up a new strategy to protect the nation's environment

Emergency services are at the scene of the incident at Pyle Train Station. Transport for Wales has said there will be disruption until at least 8pm.

Plas Abermad in Llanfarian has been listed as a Grade-II* building since 1989 and was previously used as a nursing home

The secretary of state for Wales was on the panel of the BBC show which was held in Brecon

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More than a million people watched Porthcawl hairdresser Joe Cunnick's footage of 83-year-old Barbara reaction to her new look

'What a waste of money' one yelled as the gun salute took place

The opportunity now is to work out how to deploy that capability brilliantly writes Pete Hanlon, Chief Technology Officer at Wrexham based Moneypenny

Emergency services were called to the scene of the blaze near Bridgend which saw smoke billow into the air

Prisons in England and Wales are at near-breaking point, with 86,843 inmates taking up almost 98% of usable capacity — the government's early release scheme aims to ease the pressure, but how did we get here?

It's hoped that a new £5.5m redevelopment could finally break the 'curse' which has hampered Rhyl's seafront

'Nothing can express the loss that we are currently feeling as a family'