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🎉 Big celebrations are lighting up Cardiff as crowds gather for a massive Eid celebration to mark the end of Ramadan. The city is alive with festive spirit, so join in if you’re nearby!
💔 In a heartbreaking story, a mum shares her sorrow after her baby, Jac Lewis, tragically passed away days after his emergency birth. She believes more could’ve been done to save him.
🚴♂️ Tragedy struck in Cardiff’s Grangetown as a tribute, “Forever 16,” was left for a cyclist who died in a crash. Police are reaching out to the public for help in piecing together the events.
📊 The Covid-19 inquiry reveals that pre-pandemic planning by the Welsh Government was “inadequate,” pointing to areas where the response could have been different.
🏉 Rugby drama unfolds as a match was interrupted by a concerning incident, bringing medics rushing to the field. Meanwhile, rugby headlines from Wales and beyond keep fans buzzing with news from New Zealand and more.
🎥 BBC presenter and Olympic medallist Steve Cram opens up about the heartbreak of losing his brother in Cardiff. Despite personal loss, he’s back on screens for World Athletics Championships coverage.
🏫 Proposed changes to Welsh-medium secondary schools in Cardiff are causing a stir, with concerns being raised about the quality of education if certain provisions are closed.
💒 And in a lighter tale, a couple rekindles their love with a caterpillar cakes budget wedding after spending £18,000 on their first marriage. Love finds a way, even after a divorce!
Stay tuned for more top stories throughout the day. Chat with us and let us know what’s happening in your area! 🗣️💬
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