Good morning, Wales! Here’s what’s making waves today, Sunday, 23rd November 2025. Whether you’re at home, on the move, or simply browsing, we’ve got your news fix covered.
After the clash with New Zealand, the Wales Rugby Team is shaking things up. With several players leaving ahead of facing the Springboks, expect new faces in the line-up by Monday. Meanwhile, our condolences go out to the family of a 36-year-old who sadly passed away at HMP Swansea on Saturday.
Weather-wise, the Met Office forecasts a shake-up as well, with heavy rain on the horizon followed by a mix of conditions. Stay updated to plan your week accordingly!
In travel news, a sinkhole has caused road closures – drivers are advised to avoid affected areas and look for alternative routes. On a historical note, the once-bustling railway stations of Cardiff might have faded into the past, but they remain a fascinating part of Welsh history.
In Cardiff City, glimpses from 50 years ago show just how much the capital has transformed. Yet, amid the change, drink-driving stays a pressing issue. Recent incidents highlight the consequences, with one crash causing severe injuries to a woman in her late 80s.
On a legal note, a former government scientist has been condemned by a judge for his “utterly reprehensible” behaviour, after expressing inappropriate intentions towards a minor.
For fans of rugby, late drama in Georgia saw Japan clinch a game-changing World Cup spot, boosting Wales’ own world rankings just in time for their next big match.
Stay tuned with us throughout the day for all the updates that matter. Your thoughts and discussions are always welcome – drop us a line or share your views on today’s stories!