Good morning, folks! We’re here to keep you in the loop with all the latest happenings across Wales and beyond this Tuesday, March 24. Stay with us for real-time updates on news, weather, and traffic, whether you’re commuting, working from home, or simply enjoying a relaxing day.
In the spotlight today:
– Huge crowds are gathering in Cardiff to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, marking the end of Ramadan.
– A Covid-19 inquiry reveals ‘inadequate’ pre-pandemic planning by the Welsh Government. Could things have been handled differently?
– Drama at a Welsh rugby match as a worrying incident halts play, with medics rushing onto the field.
– BBC presenter and Olympic silver medallist, Steve Cram, shares heartbreak over his brother’s passing in Cardiff.
– Rugby fans, don’t miss out! Big transfer moves and discussions on Wales’ team dynamics are making headlines.
– Welsh athletics star Colin Jackson is embracing a vibrant new chapter as he approaches 60.
Education news: Concerns are brewing in Cardiff over proposed changes for Welsh-medium secondary schools — is ‘second class education’ a risk if sixth form provision shuts?
And in other news:
– Love is back on the cards for a couple who rekindled their romance after divorce, all with an £18k budget for their whimsical caterpillar cake-themed wedding.
– Chris Evans faces a lifetime ban from a high-profile golf tournament after previous antics.
– A Wales rugby star faces a two-month recovery after a freak throat incident kept them off the field.
– Animal welfare alert: Five ‘ragdoll-type’ cats and two others were found in dire conditions in a filthy shed, reports the RSPCA.
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