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While cinemas, bingo halls and casinos in Wales are able to reopen, theatres remain closed.

Lawyers for Nick Ramsay say they will pursue legal means to stop a deselection bid in Monmouth.

A hospital due to open next week will result in inadequate staffing, a senior doctor tells colleagues.

The chancellor commissioned the report in July as part of efforts to cover Covid-19 costs.

The cancellation of exams in Wales next year should spark a review into their purpose, commissioners say.

Covid restrictions mean families will have to stay apart for the festival of light celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs and Jains.

Walkers leaving official paths to avoid other people is causing hillside erosion and damage to vegetation.

Its canopy has provided shelter to visitors since Victorian times, the Woodland Trust says.

The centre was previously only available to key workers, their families and some other professions.

The affected patients are being cared for in a "Covid red area" at the hospital, health bosses say.

"Disruption" to education is considered ahead of decisions about next summer's exams, watchdog says.

There have now been 57 hospital infection deaths in the Cwm Taf Morgannwg health board area.

The executive adjourns without any announcement, as the clock ticks towards the expiration of NI's laws.

Jude Bellingham could become the third-youngest player to represent England when they host the Republic of Ireland in a friendly at Wembley on Thursday.

Thousands of students at English universities can return home during a "student travel window".

It is the first European nation to pass the landmark, with 595 deaths recorded in the past 24 hours.

Dozens of men being housed at the Army training camp stage a protest over their living conditions.

BBC News NI's Jayne McCormack assesses the latest impasse at Stormont as tensions fray further.