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The professional networking site revealed women were hired into just more than a third of leadership positions in 2024, down 2.1 year on year.
Rugby legend John Dawes and trailblazing oncologist Sir Michael Peckham are among the latest additions to a collection of people who have left ...
Thunderstorms are set to hit the UK over the next three days, but forecasters say the country could also see its hottest day of the year. The Met Office said that some areas may see about two inches ...
Caerphilly Sport and Leisure Services has been shortlisted for a top award. The department is a finalist in the best innovation category at the forthcoming Welsh Sports Association Sports Industry ...
The Chancellor and Sir Keir Starmer both sought to portray the spending review as a ‘new phase’ for the Government.
Conor Gallagher accepts there is “a lot of improvement” to make following a disappointing international break which saw England slip to a first defeat under Thomas Tuchel. England laboured to an ...
Footfall has gone up on Welsh high streets with the help of the weather, according to a new report. A new town centre visitor report from Place Informatics shows a 3.92 per cent increase in average ...
The Government should go further and introduce a national auto-enrolment system for all children eligible for free school meals to reduce “inequalities”, a think tank has said. There is variation in ...
Petrol bombs, a hatchet and masonry were among items thrown at police during a third consecutive night of disorder in Ballymena. Officers responded with water cannon, dogs and plastic baton rounds in ...
The former first minister said the Welsh Government continues to explore the feasibility of LVT as used in countries such as Denmark and Singapore ...
Taxpayers will foot the bill for a £5.25m settlement after a legal claim over the awarding of a demolition contract for Aberthaw power station ...