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- Sep 29, 2026
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Search for mother after newborn baby's body found on shoreline (opens the original)
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The body of a newborn baby has been discovered on the banks of the Menai Strait in Bangor. The heartbreaking find was made on Sunday afternoon by a member of the public who was walking along the coastline near Siliwen Road. The individual alerted police after coming across the newborn's body, prompting an immediate investigation to be launched. Extensive searches are currently underway to trace the mother, who has yet to be identified. Officers are working alongside the local health board and ot
Man arrested after vehicle drive wrong way up major A-road (opens the original)
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A man has been detained following police intervention after a vehicle was spotted travelling in the wrong direction on the A55 in North Wales. The event unfolded on the A55 in Anglesey, with multiple social media posts referring to a "stolen taxi". Authorities later confirmed that officers had intercepted a vehicle in an incident which resulted in the A55 being temporarily shut. Before the vehicle accessed the A55, a cyclist was struck on London Road in Holyhead, reports North Wales Live. North
Parents race to China after teen injured in horror charity bike ride crash (opens the original)
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The pals of an 18-year-old who was involved in a horror crash with a lorry overseas says the full extent of his injures are still "unknown" in an update. Dyfan Hughes was in the midst of a huge 6,000-mile bike ride for charity from Wrexham to Thailand with his two friends, Louis Dennis, 19, and James Thomas, 19, from Llangollen, North Wales, when horror struck. The trio had made it to China when the teen was involved in a horror collision involving a lorry. The pals had planned the charity ride
Tragedy as 'cheeky character' dies suddenly aged 26 (opens the original)
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Heartfelt tributes have been paid to a young RNLI volunteer who died suddenly at the age of just 26. Rhyl lifeboat station released a statement about crew member Kyle Simpson, noting his "infectious laugh" and commending him for "going above and beyond what is expected of a new volunteer". The station's flag has been lowered to half mast in his honour. Fellow crew members noted that despite Kyle having only been at the station for a matter of months, his "cheeky character" had already made a las
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