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Downing Street has issued advice on what to do with your body in the immediate moments after a nuclear strike as concerns grow over UK defence preparedness

All of the latest news from across Wales and further afield

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The Welsh Affairs Committee warned expanding Bridgend's HMP Parc 'would be a distraction from the improvements being made there' after issues with suicide, violence, and drugs

A judge told the defendants that dealing Class A drugs was a 'mug's game'

The defendant's barrister said the conviction would be 'catastrophic' for his client's career

NASA's Artemis II mission will be the first crewed deep space mission in over 53 years, with final preparations underway at Kennedy Space Center for the April 1 launch with an 80% favourable weather forecast

David Longacre, who used to struggle with middle-of-the-night waking, shares three sleep techniques that helped him fall back asleep in just five minutes

He told the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg the party had taken action after candidates were involved in controversial incidents

Amy Jones, 27, from Liverpool is searching for the man who refused to let two strangers take her to an unknown house

The regulations are designed to prevent impulse purchases and over-consumption

Officers received multiple calls from member of the public concerned at the erratic driving and officers made a dscovery when they forced the driver to stop

The Welsh singer had planned to host the event at Jackson's Bay Barry tonight

Tŷ Tatws, in Llandaff North is 'incredibly grateful to every single person who supported us'

Mark Williams visited the Glan Llyn Inn in Clawdd Newydd to try the new fine dining menu

Kyle Holt, 26, from Wrexham was sentenced to 12 months in prison after leading police on a 14-minute high-speed pursuit

The A499 crash took place on the outskirts of Pwllheli, Gwynedd with two people airlifted to hospital and four ambulances at the scene

Sir Michael Palin will unveil the statue of comedy legend Terry Jones with a ceremony including a recreation of the Spam Cafe set, a Silly Olympics, and marauding knights and squires

Police said the firearms discharged but 'not directed towards an individual and no injuries were sustained'

They are an activity popular with stag and hen dos – but the police are less keen on them

Swathes of the city would have been knocked down, three bus stations would have been built, and beloved buildings would have been replaced with tower blocks

The A499 on the Llyn Peninsula was closed for several hours after the incident

National Rail says it is 'working to tackle fare evasion which costs the industry millions'

'Vital work' is being carried out on the railway lines meaning bus replacement services are in operation