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Mark Drakeford previously said he had not been living at home to protect shielding family members.

Three men have been charged and two AK47s, an Uzi and a Skorpion submachine gun have been recovered.

Health minister Vaughan Gething said the number of patients being treated for the virus is up 26% since last week.

MPs will vote on a Labour call to extend free school meals over the holidays later on Wednesday.

Tensions were high in the chamber.

The population of 18-year-olds in England is set to increase over the next 15 years.

The princess had an operation at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital for scoliosis when she was 12, and is now its patron.

The First Minister said pubs and restaurants in the central belt will remain closed for a further week.

The enzymes in NexoBrid help remove burnt areas and leaves just healthy tissue behind.

The coin has been released a century after the birth of the original Christopher Robin, the son of Winnie the Pooh author AA Milne.

Wetherspoon said a member of staff got suspicious when the players took their jackets off and were wearing the same strip.

Commuters, surfers and dog walkers were undeterred by the risk of flooding and road disruption on Wednesday.

London Fire Brigade’s specialist urban search and rescue crews are carrying out a complex operation.

The social network’s dating tool is launching across Europe.

Around 30 tornadoes occur in the UK each year, researchers say.

Boss of NHS’s innovation division says it was an ‘error’ not to tell the public it was working on Apple-Google led technology at the same time.

The Happy Man Tree in Hackney is set to be chopped down as part of a redevelopment.

The duchess visited the Pepper Pot Centre in west London to hear about the support they are offering during the pandemic.

Edwin Poots was accused of sectarianism last week.

Tobias Weller, who has cerebral palsy and autism, has completed two marathon-long challenges despite being unable to walk or stand unaided.