Oscar Edwards
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Wales increases minimum alcohol price by 30% (opens the original)
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The minimum price of alcohol (MUP) in Wales has risen by 30%, to bring the rate in line with Scotland. Some people in Cardiff welcomed the change on Thursday, which means low-cost alcohol will now be more expensive to buy, while others feared it could impact a hospitality industry which is "already in a state of crisis". Alcohol Change UK supported the rise and said there would be "little or no change" for moderate drinkers, as the policy would not change the price of a pint. The Welsh governmen
Rare Bog Grass Moth species found in Gwynedd nature reserve (opens the original)
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A rare species of moth has been found in north Wales. The Bog Grass Moth was found at Cors Geirch National Nature Reserve on the Llŷn Peninsula in Gwynedd, as conservationists were surveying the area's species. Experts called it a "special surprise" to find the "incredibly sparse moth" in the habitat. An exact population figure in the UK for the Bog Grass Moth is not known, but they have only been recorded in a small number of English counties, such as Dorset. The fen, which is an area of low, f
BBC commentator thanks Cardiff City legend for saving him after heart attack (opens the original)
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A football commentator has thanked Nathan Blake for saving him when he had a suspected heart attack after a game. Rob Phillips had just finished covering Cardiff City's last-gasp defeat to Bolton earlier this month, when he started experiencing severe chest pains. He intended to drive home to south Wales from the Greater Manchester town, but club legend Blake stepped in and said he wasn't going anywhere, seeing that he had lost all his colour. Veteran commentator Phillips was still laughing and
Windsor Castle visit as amputee, 9, meets the Princess of Wales (opens the original)
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A nine-year-old amputee who completed the Three Peaks challenge alongside his dad has met Catherine, Princess of Wales to celebrate his success. Albie-Junior Thomas, from Holywell, Flintshire, was invited for a tea party at Windsor Castle after his father sent a letter describing how he had climbed the highest mountains in Wales, Scotland and England. Dad Daniel said he thought the message would resonate with the princess, after she completed her own Three Peaks challenge earlier this year, in a
Russia's foreign minister Sergey Lavrov questions UK's future (opens the original)
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Russia's foreign minister has questioned the future of the UK, suggesting it looks uncertain with "the Celts" looking to hold independence referendums. Sergey Lavrov made the comments at a youth conference where he said he did "not know what will become of the country called Great Britain", according to The Times, external. The comments come weeks after the first ministers of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland declared "Westminster's time is coming to an end" and signed an agreement to say it
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