Stories from Cardiff · United Kingdom

Nurses and midwives in South Wales are demanding a pay rise, seeking an additional thirty-three thousand pounds. This demand comes as emergency departments face pressure, with thousands more staff needed. The specific details of the pay demands have not been fully disclosed. Negotiations between the nurses' union and healthcare authorities are ongoing. Nurses in South Wales are demanding a pay increase, citing rising living costs and workload pressures.

Ann Davies, a Carmarthenshire MP, is leading efforts to place Welsh railways under Welsh control. She has tabled amendments to the Railways Bill amid rising costs for HS2. A Welsh Member of Parliament is advocating for Welsh authorities to gain control of the nation's railways. The proposal aims to transfer railway management to Welsh authorities. The MP argues that devolved control would better serve Welsh interests. A Member of Parliament from Wales is advocating for greater Welsh control over the nation's railway network.

Bird keepers are being warned that 'Low risk does not mean no risk' after the all-Wales Avian Influenza Prevention Zone was lifted. The warning comes as the risk level for avian influenza has been reduced. This indicates a reduced risk of the disease spreading.

Researchers have identified a new fungus across the UK that poses a threat to trees. A new type of fungus has been identified as a threat to trees in the United Kingdom. The specific type of fungus and the trees affected have not yet been detailed. The fungus was identified as a threat to trees in Cardiff. The fungus can cause damage to various tree species. Scientists are actively investigating the fungus and its potential impact on forestry. Efforts are underway to identify and contain the fungus. The fungus poses a risk to the health of the UK's arboreal population. The spread of the fungus could have ecological and economic consequences. The fungus has been observed on sides of gardens and native plants. Experts are monitoring the situation closely.

A public health report has warned that child mental health needs in Wales are reaching levels.

Wales has enacted a new law making it a crime for political candidates to deliberately spread false or misleading information to influence election outcomes. The legislation targets individuals who lie to help a candidate win.

Anthony Slaughter has been elected as the first-ever Green member of the Senedd in Wales, representing Caerdydd Penarth. Paul Rock also secured a second Senedd seat.

A political party has lost control of the Welsh Senate, marking the first time this has ever occurred.

Discussions are taking place regarding the formation of a government in Wales. The source indicates this effort comes during "quite testing times" for the party.

First Minister Aline Morgan lost her seat yesterday, an event described as summing up the dire situation for Labour. This outcome presents a opportunity for Plaid Cymru, now the biggest party, which needs to determine how to form a government in Wales.