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Wales' newest hospital warns people only to attend if they have a life-threatening situation.

Jamie Wallis says he is a victim of rape and blackmail, and fled scene of a crash last November.

The owners of the Bullitt Hotel say a fire has caused serious smoke and water damage.

A new virtual reality experience is taking visitors on a journey back to the time of glowsticks and whistles.

Maddy Lawrence, 20, who died from an infection after being tackled, is praised by family and friends.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.

A woman with alopecia is embracing being bald due to raised awareness of the condition.

NHS inspectors say it is "worrying" that some patients did not feel safe at a centre.

Endometriosis is a cruel and debilitating disease that affects one in 10 women globally of reproductive age.

The government says an £86,000 cap on how much people pay towards their care is fair.

Just 36% say they are satisfied, with waiting times and lack of staff key concerns.

Some senior safeguarding doctors say under-18s should be seen face to face and examined.

Most front pages picture an emotional monarch at the memorial service for the Duke of Edinburgh.

An anti-hunger charity sees unprecedented demand for surplus food during cost of living crisis.

A consumer group calls for the end of extra charges and overwhelming paperwork when a loved one dies.

Only 17% of payments are in cash but millions would struggle without notes and coins, a report says.

Ed Sheeran, Camila Cabello and Eurovision winner Jamala help raise £12m at the Concert For Ukraine.

One mother says she cannot afford to work full time due to childcare costs as energy bills soar.

Eight statues in Glasgow have been identified as representing people connected to the Atlantic slave trade.

Scotland's health secretary will make a statement on the way forward for maternity services in the area.