An assessment by the Climate Action Tracker (CAT) initiative says that current policies by governments put the world on track for an estimated 2.7C of long-term warming. That is the same as it was ...

The papers on Thursday are led by a shake-up to the pension scheme. The Financial Times reports Chancellor Rachel Reeves is to announce pension “megafunds” are set to be created to help unlock ...

US President Joe Biden will welcome President-elect Donald Trump to the White House for an Oval Office visit that is a ...

The 30 millionaires, worth more than £190 million, gathered for a photoshoot by Rankin, who has photographed famous faces ranging from Queen Elizabeth II to the Rolling Stones. It is exactly 30 years ...

Wealthy countries must more than double the amount of climate finance paid from taxpayers’ money annually by 2030, UN-appointed experts said. The Independent High-Level Expert Group on Climate Finance ...

Some 155 sites have been added to the at-risk register in 2024, while 124 have been removed after work to conserve them.

Saturday’s lottery jackpot will be an estimated £4 million after no players scooped the top prize in Wednesday’s draw. The winning Lotto numbers were 11, 12, 28, 29, 41 and 54, while the bonus number ...

Senedd Members scrutinised the new Wales culture minister about the impact of the Welsh Government’s sweeping budget cuts to culture and sport.

A number of students from Cardiff and Vale College are set to compete in the WorldSkills UK Finals. The 12 learners will face off against regional winners from across the UK in their respective ...

The former mayor of Barry has presented the cheques of more than £3,400 to the charities that he supported during his term.

Bread and flour will be fortified with an essential vitamin in a bid to prevent serious birth defects in hundreds of babies every year, the Government has announced. The new legislation will require ...

Bullying in Welsh schools has reached record levels, with more than one in three children and young people reporting being bullied, the Senedd heard.