Stories from Wales · United Kingdom

Two drivers died in a crash involving two vehicles on the King's High road in New South Wales. The drivers have not yet been formally identified. The circumstances leading to the crash are currently under investigation by local authorities.

Welsh arts organisations are invited to apply for a share of an £8 million investment fund. The funding aims to support the arts sector in Wales.

Catherine, Princess of Wales, has completed her first overseas visit since announcing her cancer diagnosis.

The Labour Party has been all but wiped out in Wales, according to LBC London. Reform UK is taking the bulk of the seats in the recent election, with Plaid also securing seats. This follows an election day where results are being tallied. This marks the first time Labour has not governed Wales since devolution began in 1999, having continuously run the region for 27 years.

A Wales Member of Parliament commented on a shift in local election dynamics within Great Britain. The MP remarked that the previous trend of automatic electoral success, where 'any donkey could be put up and elected,' no longer holds true.

The Welsh government is considering a one pence increase in income tax for a short period to address a crisis in social care. This measure is being evaluated if the current budget for social care proves insufficient.

A report disclosed that a Jewish security group sent an email warning police less than one week before a shooting occurred. The warning explicitly stated that a terror attack against the Jewish community in Southwest Wales was highly likely.

An inquiry committee reported that a mass shooting, the deadliest in Australia in 30 years, specifically targeted the Jewish community. A report revealed that a Jewish security group sent an email warning police less than a week before the shooting.

The Camp VC Festival has taught more than 3,500 women and non-binary people to ride motorbikes. The festival is scheduled to take place in July in North Wales. The program focuses on building riding skills and confidence for participants. The community surrounding the event is described as rapidly growing.