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Another council urges the former minister to formally resign after announcing she would quit in June.

But the sector says asking landlords to review restrictive contracts will only make a small difference.

Bus operators say passengers could face more cuts to services without further government funding.

Dafydd Elis-Thomas quit the party almost seven years ago to become an independent.

The deputy leader says the party remains committed to the plans, after it emerged it will consult on them.

The default speed limit on restricted roads across Wales is set to be cut to 20mph in September.

High Court challenges are launched after planning permission for two solar farms is refused.

The Trading Standards investigation found 63 of the 312 premises tested across Scotland sold vapes to underage people.

The trip, not yet confirmed, would be his first since the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

The role of the annual report in the independence debate has changed since the 2014 referendum.

More than 17,200 people made the crossing in small boats so far this year, the Home Office says.

The prime minister says it is difficult for people to understand the scale of energy bill help.

Cases cited include a victim being told a neighbour's 13-hour long party did not warrant action.

Rishi Sunak spoke during what organisers say is the largest gathering of the UK Hindu community.

The annual Gers figures show £19.1bn more was spent on Scotland than was raised in taxation last year.

More than 100,000 people have crossed the Channel in small boats since 2018.

The prime minister said these five priorities should be used to hold his government to account.