Good morning! Dive into your day with all the latest buzz from across Wales and beyond. Whether you’re commuting, chilling at home, or busy at work, we’ve got you covered with the freshest news, weather updates, and traffic reports. Here are some of today’s top stories:
Tragedy in Cardiff as a 47-year-old woman sadly passed away in the city centre following an incident that called for police intervention.
Dream homes by the beach were snapped up quickly, but their owners faced unexpected long-term issues. Decades later, these concerns are still unresolved.
Music fans rejoice! Welsh mezzo-soprano Katherine Jenkins OBE is hitting the road for an 18-date UK tour this October to mark 25 years in the industry.
Weekend traffic chaos after two separate crashes on the Prince of Wales Bridge left the M4 with miles of queues.
The nation mourns the loss of Corporal Lucy Wilde, a ‘popular’ and ‘deeply respected’ former Welsh Guards medic, with heartfelt tributes, including one from Prince William.
Discover the eerie ghost village of Pantyffynnon, abandoned over 60 years ago when the ground beneath it shifted, yet remnants of life such as tattered curtains remain.
Attention rugby fans: A bombshell is looming as the Welsh Rugby Union’s extraordinary general meeting lays ahead, with an intense vote of no confidence for the chair.
Political alert! Serious concerns have been raised about the UK’s replacement funding for EU development, with potential job losses in Wales.
A chilling crime story unfolds as investigations reveal a tragic past for Kate Jackson, found bleeding in South Wales, not her only name in a life filled with mystery.
The Winter Olympics ice hockey final between the USA and Canada turned icy, with a match-stopping mass brawl prompting a BBC apology.
In heartbreaking real-life news, a simple virus took the life of ‘cheeky’ toddler Aled Mulligan. His short life was filled with joy and determination.
In a mountain tragedy, we remember Eddie Hill and Jayden Long, hailed as the ‘most amazing and beautiful’ young men by family and friends.
Stay connected and keep checking back for more updates throughout the day. Our thoughts go out to everyone affected by today’s news.