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During that time the Welsh first minister also delivered a major speech in London, repeating her calls for devolution of policing, but then refused to directly engage with questions – in two interviews – about Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood’s dismissal of those very demands.

Wainwright’s family were in the stands when he won his first cap in Wales’ historic 13-12 win against South Africa in Bloemfontein – the only time the men’s national team has won a game against the Springboks on their soil.The prop from Prestatyn, then with Saracens after earning a move from Rygbi Gogledd Cymru (RGC), helped win a scrum penalty that set up field position for Josh Adams’ late try that was converted by Gareth Anscombe.Wainwright was able to celebrate with his father, who was instrumental on his rise to Test level.”He was a huge influence,” said the prop. “We…

A man who was “unhappy” with Sadiq Khan’s ultra-low emission zone (Ulez) scheme has been found guilty of causing the explosion of an Ulez camera in south-east London.Retired electrical appliances engineer Kevin Rees was on trial in the capital, accused of damaging the camera in Willersley Avenue, Sidcup, by using a low-sophistication, improvised explosive device (IED) at about 6.45pm on December 6, 2023. Jurors at Woolwich Crown Court today found him guilty of one count of causing an explosion likely to endanger life.Officers found Rees used a home-made bomb to cause the explosion, which damaged cars and property up to…

Sir Keir Starmer has been accused of presenting as China’s “lapdog” after becoming the first British leader to visit the country in eight years.Speaking to GB News, Senior Analyst at the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China Chung Ching Kwong said Sir Keir is making “too many concessions” to China.Following the approval of China’s new mega embassy in London, the Prime Minister flew to Beijing for crunch trade talks with the Chinese Government.Sir Keir said on this trip, he is “resolute about being outward-looking, about taking opportunities, about building relationships, and always being absolutely focused on our national interest”.Discussing the Prime Minister’s…

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Iceland Foods has cut prices on hundreds of everyday items to support households affected by Storm Chandra.The severe weather system has brought heavy snowfall, strong winds and intense rainfall to large parts of the UK, causing widespread disruption across many towns and cities.UK residents have been advised to ensure they have sufficient supplies for three days as the wintry conditions take hold.Both Iceland stores and The Food Warehouse locations are participating in the promotional campaign, with offers available through online shopping and in physical shops.The frozen food specialist is also offering same-day delivery, allowing customers to receive essential items without…

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Grab your running gear this weekend and join hundreds of runners in Platt Fields Park for Moonlit Miles, a special event bringing runners together. Manchester Parks has joined with the Slow Run Club to facilitate Moonlit Miles a meet-up event creating a safe and welcoming environment for runners of all abilities and ages regardless of experience.    It is open to all but is particularly relevant to women who often do not feel safe running in the dark and who can struggle to find time to fit in runs during the winter when the days are short.   Moonlit Miles will take place at Platt Fields Park…

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