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A pensioner died after she fell on an escalator in a WHSmith store in Wales, an inquest has heard.

The population of England and Wales increased by more than 700,000 in the year leading up to June 2024, representing the second-largest growth in over 75 years.

Increase in stamp duty has helped weaken demand, as average price drops by 0.8% in June, says Nationwide

The court heard Dighton was "intent on serious violence" and that he targeted Talbot Green police station in an attempt to "force a confrontation" with officers.

Two women have died after being pulled from the water in Eryri National Park, more commonly known as Snowdonia.

Pet owner fined for £1,500 because neighbour complained about noisy dog

Probation staff have been told not to use the phrase chemical castration in conversations with paedophiles and sex offenders

The review has been criticised by some, including the domestic abuse commissioner for England and Wales. "The government will be sending a clear message to domestic abusers that they can now offend with little consequence," Nicole Jacobs said.

Under a new bill introduced in Parliament on Wednesday, criminals in England and Wales who refuse to attend their sentencing could face up to two additional years in prison.

The number of shoplifting offences recorded by police in England and Wales has passed half a million for the first time, figures show.

Keir Starmer and Yvette Cooper announced a huge boost to neighbourhood policing teams across the 43 forces in England and Wales after they were ’decimated’ under the Tories

Changes could mark biggest overhaul of policing since the 1960s

HMP Millsike, labeled by critics as a ‘megaprison’, will contribute 1,500 spaces to the prison estate in England and Wales.

A tragic influencer passed away after falling 65ft from a notorious mountain when she slipped while climbing, an inquest heard.

A woman has admitted to manslaughter after four people were killed while paddleboarding in Wales.

A woman was found dead in her home in Wales on Thursday last week.

Bangor University aims to cut about 200 jobs to make savings of £15m, its vice-chancellor told staff in an email.

Resolution Foundation report states that failure to reform has ‘gradually brought back the problems that dismantled the poll tax’.

Gareth Delbridge and Michael ‘Spike’ Lewis were killed after being struck by a train near Port Talbot in July 2019.

Judge takes rare step of naming Robert Charles Albon, who subjected mothers to ‘nightmare’ of controlling behaviour.

Wales have suffered a record string of defeats - 14 in a row - and are yet to win a game in this year’s Six Nations championship.

A man was left with a brain bleed after a ‘cowardly stranger’ beat him up in Wales – and all for wearing a rainbow watch strap.

Annual rise of 11% is likely to fuel fresh calls for Labour to accelerate overhaul of scandal-hit leasehold sector.

Report urges ministers to overhaul market to increase rollout in areas that have ample power generation.