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Some argue that if the Welsh and the English spelling is only slightly different - why have both?

Nine officers were injured and 145 arrested, most of whom police said were right-wing counter-protesters.

Seven people between the ages of 23 and 75 have been charged for offences including inciting racial hatred.

He distances himself from the home secretary's language, but says it is "proper" to debate the issue.

Bringing support services and emergency beds under one roof helps keep people in Milton Keynes off the streets.

Mary Lou McDonald tells the party conference she wants to see "orange and green reconciled".

Coverage of Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald addressing her party's ard fheis in Athlone.

Suella Braverman may yet be sacked but the PM's handling of her disobedience has dented his authority.

Hundreds of thousands are due to take part in the march, while elsewhere commemorations take place for Armistice Day.

The PM faces calls to sack the home secretary over accusations she is trying to "end" police independence.

Thousands in Scotland are expected to join pro-Palestinian marches across the UK on Armistice Day.

Preston's 20 mosques ask councillors to demand Sir Keir quit over his refusal to back a ceasefire.

Critics have accused the home secretary of breaking the ministerial code, but what is it?

A couple say they are being forced to sell their business due to planning rules in Wales

Chris Bryant calls for a review of the new default speed limit across Wales.

The intervention comes after the home secretary's claims about "bias" in policing ahead of a pro-Palestinian march.

The home secretary is facing questions about her future over her incendiary article about protests.

The former boss of the WRU left a job at the top of Museum Wales over bullying complaints.