Good morning, everyone! It’s Thursday, 27th November, and we’ve got all your latest updates from around Wales and beyond! From breaking news to travel tips, we’ve got you covered whether you’re snuggled up at home or on the go.
The Met Office has issued a “big dangler” snow alert over the UK – will snowmen be returning soon? Stay tuned for weather updates!
In rugby, Wales is preparing to face the Springboks this Saturday, with Steve Tandy making a massive 14 changes to the lineup for the final autumn game.
On a more sombre note, a Cardiff University student, Lucy Atkins, tragically lost her life in a road accident. Our heartfelt condolences go out to her family and friends.
In a big financial shift, changes to the income tax were announced, set to impact millions. Also, the scrapping of the two-child benefit cap could see families like Lisa White’s gain up to £900 extra a month.
In local happenings, heavy traffic around Swansea and Newport due to two separate M4 crashes. Drive safe, everyone!
Wales’ First Minister, Mark Drakeford, has revealed that an additional £505 million will be allocated to a transition fund for business rates revaluation.
And finally, in a rather shocking story from Swansea, a headteacher is accused of inappropriate conduct with colleagues, while an “obsessive” plan revolving around a tragic murder case unfolds in court.
Whatever happens today, we’ve got your back. Drop your thoughts in the comments or tweet us with what’s happening in your area. Stay informed, and watch this space for more updates!