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A rail boss says improving train links between north and south Wales are "very costly to develop".

But experts warns Wales would face a "significant" challenge raising enough tax revenue.

The legislation will now head to the House of Lords where it is expected to face stiff opposition.

A Shotts Prison warden was left hallucinating and violent after inhaling drugs which were being taken by inmates.

As Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda plan passes a key vote, the BBC’s Peter Saull explains what happens next.

England midfielder Jordan Henderson is set to leave Saudi club Al-Ettifaq after less than six months and close to joining Ajax.

Allowing prayer rituals at a high-achieving London school would "undermine inclusion", the High Court hears.

The energy company says prices will fall due to lower international wholesale prices.

The Princess of Wales will step back from royal duties for months and the King will attend hospital next week.

Two people deny fraudulent trading of 47,000 event tickets over more than two years.

Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley says the force acted unlawfully by issuing a dispersal order.

Paul Kagame tells the BBC he could return money if no asylum seekers are sent to his country by the UK.

The driver was recorded leading a "free Palestine" chant over his train's speaker system.

An amber weather alert is in place for Orkney, Shetland and northern Scotland until 18:00 on Thursday.

The deaths of Bronson Battersby and his dad Kenneth prompt a "rapid review" by Lincolnshire Council.

The Rochdale MP revealed just days ago he had an untreatable form of leukaemia.

Ross Bennett was at the match as a fan but was drafted in when the fourth official picked up an injury.

King Charles is to undergo a corrective procedure and his public engagements will be postponed, Buckingham Palace says.

The government begins process of setting up talks for possible compensation for sub-postmasters.

Catherine will stay in hospital for up to 14 days, and both she and William have cancelled royal duties.