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After struggling in London's underpaid fashion industry, Alexandra Wall set up her own business and bought a £169,000 home in Wales

Storm named after a civil servant as Met Office warns of severe weather later this week

New data on prisons has added to calls by campaigners to end custodial sentences for expectant mothers

As reports suggest English teenagers are travelling to Wales and Scotland to get around a ban on non-surgical cosmetic tweaking, Olivia Petter speaks to experts about what might be causing the terrifying boom in underage injectables

Dementia cases surge in England and Wales, surpassing previous estimates, posing challenges to healthcare system.

The world's best downhill MTB event could be about to expand into a series for 2024

Wales were revitalised in France after their Six Nations struggles.

Figure is 42% higher than previous estimates and would pose ‘enormous threat’ to healthcare systems

The UCL-led study updates previous work suggesting dementia incidence has been in decline in high-income countries such as the UK.

Wales has sought to rediscover its identity and autonomy since the devolution referendum of 1997. Authors and publishers have embraced the gothic genre as a means of exploring Welsh language, culture and heritage – reflecting on the anxieties Welsh society has experienced since becoming a devolved nation.

Campaigners lament ‘appalling statistics’ that also show steep rise in female prisoners self-harming