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Health Minister, Vaughan Gething, has written an open letter on the eve of the 72nd birthday of the NHS, reflecting on the coronavirus pandemic in Wales.

The group is looking at the use of out of court disposals, and diversion for those individuals charged with an offence as a result of physically punishing their child, once the act comes into force.

Leighton Andrews, Minister for Educations and Skills

Mark Drakeford, Cabinet Secretary for Finance

Julie James, Leader of the House and Chief Whip

Julie James, Leader of the House and Chief Whip

Cameras will soon start rolling again in Wales as work on high profile productions are set to begin, following the Welsh Government coronavirus regulations and guidance, after a very difficult time for the film and TV industry across the world.

Mark Drakeford MS, First Minister

With rates of Coronavirus transmission still high in Wales, Economy Minister Vaughan Gething has called on shoppers and retailers to play their part in keeping people safe by ensuring face coverings are worn while shopping indoors.

The latest on the Commission for Tertiary Education and Research (CTER).

Representatives from almost 30 major tour operators, who are responsible for bringing in thousands of international visitors from all over the world to the UK every year, are due to take part in a ‘Discover Wales’ (Darganfod Cymru) event in and around Cardiff from 8 to 10 October.

Avian flu of the H5N8 strain has been confirmed in turkeys at a farm near Louth in Lincolnshire today

Vaughan Gething, Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Services

Summary data of living patients on the shielded patient list (SPL) in Wales as at 15 June 2020.

Summary data of living patients on the shielded patient list (SPL) in Wales as at 8 June 2020.

Summary data of living patients on the shielded patient list (SPL) in Wales as at 6 July 2020.

Julie James MS, Minister for Housing and Local Government

The Chief Veterinary Officers for Wales, England, Scotland and Northern Ireland have agreed to bring in new housing measures to protect poultry and captive birds from avian influenza following a number of confirmed cases across Great Britain in recent weeks.

First Minister, Mark Drakeford MS

Decision backed with £29 million to recruit, recover and raise standards.