Alex Hickey
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- Sep 15, 2026
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Babies could have been saved from killer nurse Lucy Letby, inquiry finds (opens the original)
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Some babies could have been saved from death and harm at the hands of Lucy Letby if safeguarding action had been taken earlier, an inquiry prompted by child serial killer's crimes has found. The Thirlwall Inquiry was launched in 2023 in the wake of the former nurse's multiple convictions for murder and attempted murder of infants at the Countess of Chester Hospital. Publishing her final report on Tuesday, Lady Justice Thirlwall said: "There was a complete failure to protect babies on the neonata
Public energy company owned by people of Wales would spark 'energy revolution' (opens the original)
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People across Wales are being invited to have their say on proposals for a new public energy company owned by the people of Wales. A consultation launched today, sets out proposals for a single national public energy company. The company would bring together existing energy organisations and help ensure that more of the economic benefits from Wales’s energy resources flow to people, communities, businesses and public services in Wales. Wales has some of the best renewable energy resources in Eur
Police incident forces North Wales Morrisons to close (opens the original)
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A Morrisons supermarket in North Wales was forced to close today as a result of a police incident. Eyewitnesses said the supermarket giant's Rhyl store on Marsh Road was taped off behind a police cordon and that the car park was also closed off to the public. Unconfirmed reports suggest that there was a break-in at the site. Morrisons declined to comment but a spokesperson confirmed that they were assisting police with their enquiries. North Wales Police was approached for comment. Join the Nort
Rampaging dog attacked three sheep in Anglesey field (opens the original)
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A dog off its lead attacked at least three sheep in a field on Anglesey. Three sheep received injuries to their legs and a fourth sheep remains missing. Rural crime officers are appealing for information following the incident which took place on Friday night near Llangristiolus. PCSO Rhys Evans of the North Wales Police rural crime team said: “Anyone who was walking their dog through the fields at the time and has any information is asked to get in touch. Join the North Wales Live WhatsApp comm
North Wales shoplifter banned from every Tesco and Boots in UK for five years (opens the original)
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A North Wales shoplifter has been banned from every Tesco and Boots stores in the UK for the next five years to protect shop workers from harassment or fear of violence. Ryan Calvert, of Ivy Crescent, Mold appeared at Mold Magistrates Court on 27 August where he admitted two charges of shoplifting. The 27-year-old targeted Tesco and the Boots store in Mold. On 13 February, he entered Boots and stole two drinks and a sandwich worth just over £8. On August 1, he stole headphones worth £35 from Tes
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