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The BBC covered up Diana interview failings, a report into the 1995 Panorama interview finds.

With more than half of the party's group newly elected, some been given major frontbench roles.

Pubs have reopened inside, but there are still Covid rules for customers to follow.

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.

Boris Johnson pushes for an end to import taxes, despite claims UK beef and lamb farmers will suffer.

One man spoke of how a "mob" turned on him, throwing bricks at his family and their home in Swansea.

Statements from Princes William and Harry on Martin Bashir's Diana interview dominate the front pages.

More than 500 homes across south Wales are without power after 70mph winds were recorded.

Volunteers from the Welsh Marine Life Rescue said a minority of tourists "get that bit too close".

Fixtures, results and scorecards from Scotland's women's tour of Ireland - featuring four Twenty20 internationals.

The school, a first for the area, will be housed at Braniel Primary School but will be run separately.

River are fenced off, trees are planted and specialist breeds of native cattle introduced.

Campaigners have raised concerns about the low number of compensation payments to victims.

Exams have been cancelled in a bid to avoid a repeat of last summer's GCSE and A-Level "fiasco".

Gangs were seen rolling cars down a hill in Swansea and police warned local people to stay indoors.

A woman was pulled from the sea off the north Wales coast as strong winds sweep across the country.

As rail reforms loom, commuters tell the BBC about the problems they face with UK train services.