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Man left with devastating injuries by stranger who attacked him as he walked to the shop
A man was left with devastating injuries after a stranger attacked him. Kaspian Oaken, 39, was walking to a shop when he said a man approached and assaulted him.
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Strange triangle to appear in the night sky -how to see rare zodiacal light
People could be able to spot a rare sight towards the end of February 2025 when a strange triangle of light appears in the sky. A "false dawn" or "false dusk" is caused by sunlight scattering off interplanetary dust particles in the solar system.
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'I go to my son's grave when I'm having a tough time, just to be close to him'
It was a tragedy that sent an entire community into mourning. On February 12, 2018, a family received phone calls notifying them that something unthinkable had happened. Beloved 21-year-old Max Easey had gone missing from the flat he shared with his girlfriend at Heol Morlais, Hendy, and was nowhere to be seen. There was also a worrying note on the table.
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I tried the pizza place James Corden said was ‘amazing’
Pizza in Wales is so good right now and you'd be hard pushed to be disappointed with the plethora of pies in offer. From 591 and West Pizza in Cardiff to Pizza Boyz in Swansea and Detroit-style slingers up at the Towpath Inn in Gilwern, getting a slice of exceptional quality is easy.
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'Quiet' but powerful dehumidifier 'saved me using the tumble dryer' and is £105 off
Tackling condensation can be one of life's most frustrating problems. Imagine waking up from a restful night's sleep only to find your windows dripping with moisture.
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Pick Sky over Samsung for S25 and get Galaxy Watch and Buds 3Pro for £0
Samsung's latest smartphone, the S25 series, has just become even more enticing for tech enthusiasts with the opportunity to bag over £500 worth of freebies upon upgrading. The S25 series was launched earlier this month and retailers are still vying for customers' attention with a plethora of deals and giveaways.
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Ken Owens puts Jiffy in his place seconds before live broadcast as Sarra Elgan teased over Simon Easterby
Ken Owens put Jonathan 'Jiffy' Davies in his place in a light-hearted moment seconds before S4C started its live broadcast last weekend.
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The key changes Matt Sherratt is going to make to Wales this week
On Monday evening, Matt Sherratt went from sharing his players with Warren Gatland to suddenly having full reign over them.
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Roman shoppers 'given so many compliments' wearing 'unique' dress they buy all colours
If you're bored of florals, polka dots and stripes, this midi dress from Roman is earning accolade thanks to its 'unique' print and 'flattering' fit. The Green Abstract Circle Print Midi Shirt Dress stands out from the crowd as an eye-catching ensemble that will keep you comfortable all day.
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Off-screen life of Come Dine With Me's voiceover star Dave Lamb as he marks 20 years
Come Dine With Me has been a hit for Channel 4 since it first aired in 2005, with Dave Lamb's witty narration becoming a hallmark of the show as contestants whip up three-course meals to win over their guests and clinch the prize money.
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Off-screen life of Come Dine With Me's voiceover star Dave Lamb as he marks 20 years
Come Dine With Me has been a hit for Channel 4 since it first aired in 2005, with Dave Lamb's witty narration becoming a hallmark of the show as contestants whip up three-course meals to win over their guests and clinch the prize money.
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BBC host Sarra Elgan in awkward live TV exchange as pundits tease her over husband
Top rugby presenter Sarra Elgan found herself in an awkward situation on Friday night as she had to host a live TV conversation about Wales' prospective next head coach.
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Today's rugby news as top Wales head coach target honoured by interest amid 'conversations'
These are your morning headlines on Saturday, February 15
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Police manhunt after woman 'shot' at pub
Police are searching for a man after a woman was injured at a pub near Sevenoaks, Kent. Emergency services were called to the scene at the Three Horseshoes pub in Knockholt amid reports a woman had suffered serious injuries just after 7pm on Friday.
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'The biggest thing about having a child with Down’s syndrome is you can’t be just a parent'
Kristin Birkett was 34 weeks pregnant when doctors told her that her son would be born with Down’s syndrome. She and her husband John were offered a termination and she says she had "every emotion imaginable" but not having her son was not an option.
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Family's DNA plea over taxi driver murdered with cheesewire
The family of a taxi driver who was murdered with a cheesewire more than 40 years ago have issued a new plea for DNA from people who suspect a deceased relative may have been the killer. George Murdoch, 58, was killed on September 29, 1983, in Aberdeen beside his cab, with the suspected murder weapon – a cheesewire believed to have been used to garotte him – found nearby.
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Police manhunt after woman 'shot' at pub
Police are searching for a man after a woman was injured at a pub near Sevenoaks, Kent. Emergency services were called to the scene at the Three Horseshoes pub in Knockholt amid reports a woman had suffered serious injuries just after 7pm on Friday.
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Sacked S4C boss Sian Doyle files claim against former employer
Sacked S4C CEO Sian Doyle has filed a claim against her former employer at the High Court, it has been reported. It comes after the S4C authority sacked her in 2023.
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BBC Escape to the Country star airs concern as he shares filming update
Escape to the Country presenter Jules Hudson has made a passionate appeal as the programme celebrates an impressive landmark.
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Family's DNA plea over taxi driver murdered with cheesewire
The family of a taxi driver who was murdered with a cheesewire more than 40 years ago have issued a new plea for DNA from people who suspect a deceased relative may have been the killer. George Murdoch, 58, was killed on September 29, 1983, in Aberdeen beside his cab, with the suspected murder weapon – a cheesewire believed to have been used to garotte him – found nearby.
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Legend Justin Tipuric tips young warrior with 'heart of a lion' for Wales call-up
Ospreys back-row Harri Deaves has been tipped for a Wales call-up by Justin Tipuric after a player of the match performance against Leinster.
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Tonight's rugby news as Thomas Young set to swap regions and Irish star addresses Easterby rumour
Here are the latest rugby news headlines on Saturday, February 15.
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Manhunt after woman shot dead at a village pub
A manhunt is underway after a woman in her 40s was shot dead at a village pub. Police were called to the Three Horseshoes in Knockholt, Kent, on Friday evening.
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Rob Burrow's tragic final hours emerge as he gave wife sign he couldn't go on
Rob Burrow's widow, Lindsey, has poignantly shared their deeply moving final moments together. Rugby League icon Rob passed away on 2 June 2024 after a valiant battle with motor neurone disease, having raised an incredible sum of over £20 million for related charities since his diagnosis in his late 30s.
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Swansea City's woes continue after letting lead slip against Stoke City
Mark Robins celebrated his first home win as Stoke boss after his side came from behind to beat Swansea 3-1 in the Sky Bet Championship.
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The 'ghost' supermarket that remained empty for months
The past decade has witnessed the retail expansion of German discounters Lidl and Aldi, with numerous new stores popping up. However, the 1990s and early 2000s were dominated by the traditional 'Big Four'.
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Former Wales coach says Welsh rugby has 'lost its soul' in sad TV interview
Former Wales forwards coach Robin McBryde says Welsh rugby has lost its soul.
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ITV The Masked Singer descends into chaos as Wolf's identity 'exposed' before final
The Masked Singer is on the brink of unveiling its 2025 champion, but it seems the identity of at least one contestant may have been discovered prematurely.
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Police issue images in hunt for missing Cardiff woman
Police searching for a missing woman have issued a photograph of the car she is believed to be travelling in. Sian Jones, from Rhiwbina, Cardiff, was last seen on Thursday, February 13.
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Families issue heartfelt tribute to two rail workers killed in 'preventable' accident on tracks
Two families have paid tribute to their loved ones that died after a fatal rail incident in 2019. Gareth Delbridge and Michael Lewis were fatally struck by a train while carrying out maintenance work near Margam in Port Talbot on July 3, 2019.