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Ffermwr o Geredigion yn trafod effaith tanau gwyllt ar ei dir

Ffermwr o Geredigion, Brynmor Morgan, yn trafod effaith tanau gwyllt ar ei fferm a'r ardal ehangach, gan nodi bod dros 70-80% o'r mynydd wedi cael ei losgi'n drwm ac yn mynegi pryder am y dyfodol.

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Veterans Seek Fairness, Not Immunity, in Troubles Legacy Cases, Says NI Commissioner

Northern Ireland's veterans commissioner states former soldiers seek fairness, not immunity, in Troubles legacy cases. The 1972 Springhill shootings inquest highlights challenges in addressing historical prosecutions amid ongoing political debate over the Legacy Act.

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BBC A man with short brown hair wears a navy v-neck sweater, navy gillet, white shirt and yellow tie. Behind him is a white door which splits a purple wall.

US Sanctions Ex-DR Congo President Kabila Over Alleged Rebel Support

The US has sanctioned former DR Congo President Joseph Kabila, accusing him of supporting the M23 rebels and destabilizing the region. The measures freeze his US assets and bar business dealings amid ongoing conflict in eastern DR Congo.

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AFP via Getty Images A head and shoulders image of Joseph Kabila. He is wearing a blue jacket and open-necked blue chequered shirt.

Met Police Chief Denies Political Interference Over Polanski Letter

Met Police commissioner Mark Rowley denies political interference after writing to Zack Polanski over arrest tactics, amid rising tensions and upcoming local elections.

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Metropolitan police commissioner Mark Rowley speaks with members of the local community in Golders Green

Wildfire Erupts Near Snake Pass in Peak District, Large Moorland Area Affected

A wildfire near Snake Pass in the Peak District has affected 1,500 by 300 metres of moorland. Fire crews and support units are tackling the blaze amid poor visibility and safety advisories.

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Peak District Moorland Group Wildfire off Snake Pass in the Peak District, near Glossop, Derbyshire, on Thursday 30 April 2026.

Ten Released on Bail in Cheshire Religious Group Modern Slavery Probe

Ten people arrested in Cheshire over sexual abuse, forced marriage, and modern slavery linked to a religious group have been released on bail. Police involved over 500 officers in raids in Crewe and applied for risk orders against some suspects.

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Cheshire Police Three police vans in a row, parked in a a small side road. There are trees either side of the road.

Eight-Year-Old and Three Others Rescued After Being Blown Offshore on Paddleboards

Four paddleboarders, including an eight-year-old, were rescued after being blown offshore at Llandanwg Beach. One suffered severe cold effects; all were recovered safely.

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RNLI Photograph shows the back of several family members standing onshore at Llandanwg beach. Paramedics can be seen stood among them in brightly coloured blue and white uniforms.

Royal British Legion Condemns Consecutive Attacks on Strabane War Memorial

Two attacks on a war memorial in Strabane have been condemned by the Royal British Legion and local officials as sectarian hate crimes, with calls for community dialogue and respect for the monument honoring local war veterans.

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BBC A man with silver hair and wearing a blue checked shirt, stands in a garden. In the background are green fields and trees.

Six Injured in Stabbing Incident at Washington State High School

Six people, including five students and a security guard, were injured in a stabbing at Foss High School, Washington. The suspect, a student, was detained and charged. The school will remain closed Friday and reopen Monday with counseling support.

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AP Two police officers stand at the bottom of concrete steps outside of Foss High School, facing the camera. A sign reading 'Foss High School' is to their left. Behind them stand around 14 people wearing civilian clothing and more police on the steps, with yellow police tape visible at the top of the steps.

South East Water Chair Resigns Amid MPs' Criticism Over Kent Water Failures

South East Water chair Chris Train resigns after MPs condemn the company's leadership over major water supply failures in Kent, prompting calls for leadership overhaul and increased investment.

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PA Media A man with white hair and glasses. He is wearing a black suit and purple tie.

LNG Interests Challenge Global Shipping Decarbonisation Talks at IMO

LNG interests linked to major fossil fuel investments are influencing IMO talks, challenging efforts to decarbonise shipping amid geopolitical tensions and industry resistance.

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Stormont Officials Receive Spending Guidance Amid Budget Deadlock

Stormont officials have been advised on spending amid a budget impasse, with departments allowed to use up to 95% of last year's budget while political disagreements continue.

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Getty Images The image shows Parliament Buildings at Stormont on a sunny day. The building is a large, white-stoned, Neoclassical building situated at the top of a hill. There is a road and green hills coming down from it.

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