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25 Mlynedd Ers Clwy'r Traed a'r Genau: Cofio'r Cyfnod Anodd yng Nghymru

Mae hi'n 25 mlynedd ers i glwy'r traed a'r genau daro Cymru, gan arwain at gyfyngiadau llym a difa da byw. Cofiwch y profiadau a'r heriau a wynebwyd gan ffermwyr fel Beryl a Phil Siddall a Richard Rogers yn ystod y cyfnod anodd hwn.

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Glasgow Southside Residents Oppose Proposed Parking Control Zones

Glasgow's southside communities, including Battlefield, Strathbungo, and Shawlands, oppose proposed parking control zones. Residents and businesses fear financial strain and loss of local character. The council is reviewing feedback before deciding.

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BBC A busy residential street with parked cars along both sides.

Mother Embraces Daughter’s Killer in Prison to Seek Closure and Raise Awareness

A mother who lost her daughter in a drug-driving crash embraced her daughter's killer in prison, seeking closure and aiming to raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving through restorative justice.

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Danielle O'Halloran Close up selfie of Danielle and Chloe at a pebbled beach. Chloe, on the left, has blonde hair. Danielle, on the right, also has blonde hair. Both are smiling looking at the camera with their one cheek touching.

Thousands Join Farewell Tour of Dumfries High School Before Demolition

Dumfries High School, open since 1961 and alma mater of DJ Calvin Harris, is hosting a farewell tour before demolition. Over 1,000 former pupils and staff will visit the building one last time ahead of the move to a new facility in May.

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BBC An external view of Dumfries High School

Green Party Victory Sparks Labour Reflection and Questions for Starmer

The Green Party's first Westminster by-election win in Gorton and Denton prompts Labour to reassess strategy amid challenges from Reform UK and Greens. Questions arise over candidate selection and alleged family voting controversies.

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Police Introduce Dispersal Zone to Tackle Anti-Social Behaviour in Glasgow City Centre

Police Scotland will introduce a temporary dispersal zone in Glasgow city centre from 20 March to address anti-social behaviour, allowing officers to remove groups impacting public safety and banning their return for 24 hours.

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Getty Images A photo taken of Glasgow Central Station and Argyle street in the evening with illuminated shop signs and the pavements busy with pedestrians

New Data System to Identify Cambridgeshire Families Eligible for Financial Support

Cambridgeshire councils have launched a new data system to identify low-income families eligible for unclaimed benefits and free school meals, aiming to reduce financial vulnerability and costly crisis interventions.

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Getty Images A man is opening a wallet to reveal it is empty

Green Party Secures Historic Win in Gorton and Denton By-Election, Labour Falls to Third

The Green Party won the Gorton and Denton by-election, marking their first Westminster by-election victory and pushing Labour to third place behind Reform UK, intensifying pressure on Sir Keir Starmer's leadership.

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Reuters Green Party candidate Hannah Spencer

Daventry Community Larder Serves Record 117 People in One Day

Daventry Community Larder in Northamptonshire served a record 117 people in one day, offering subsidised groceries without referrals and supporting diverse community needs.

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Libby Thomas/BBC Jo Hawyood smiles at the camera. She has long blonde hair and is wearing a black hooded sweatshirt. She is standing in front of a bookshelf.

High Turnout Spurs Close Contest in Gorton and Denton Byelection Count

The Gorton and Denton byelection saw a turnout of 47.62%, close to the 2024 general election figure. Labour’s Lucy Powell conceded defeat amid strong Green and Reform UK performances. Observers reported concerns over voting practices, while experts warn of significant implications for Labour.

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Votes being counted in the Gorton and Denton byelection at the Manchester central convention complex

Farmers Face Challenges as Record Rainfall Delays Slurry Spreading and Planting

Persistent heavy rainfall has delayed slurry spreading and early potato planting, placing significant pressure on farmers in Northern Ireland. The Ulster Farmers' Union urges flexibility from authorities to help manage nutrient application and storage challenges.

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BBC An image of Mervyn Gordon. He is a middle-aged man with greying hair. He is standing in front of a herd of cows but the background is blurred. He is wearing a navy raincoat and is looking at the camera with a neutral expression on his face.

Miliband Highlights Uncertainty Over Data Centres' Climate Impact

Energy Secretary Ed Miliband acknowledges uncertainty over data centres' impact on UK's net zero goals amid rapid expansion and rising energy demands.

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PA Media Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary Ed Miliband speaking at the Fabian Society 2026 New Year Conference at the Guildhall, central London. Picture date: Saturday January 24, 2026.