Fans and family gathered in Wales for the funeral of legendary singer Bonnie Tyler, known as Gaynor Hopkins, who died unexpectedly at age 75.
Thousands of fans lined the streets of Mumbles in south Wales to pay respects to singer Bonnie Tyler as her coffin was brought to her former home following her death at 75 in Portugal.
Socceroos centre back Cameron Burgess suffered a possible Achilles injury playing for Swansea City against Birmingham City, putting his Asian Cup hopes in jeopardy.
The UK's Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) executed warrants in five cities, seizing laptops, phones, and documents in a crackdown on claims companies sending spam texts about the car finance mis-selling scandal. This action targets firms believed responsible for 170m texts, following 12m public complaints since September 2025.
A celebration of life service for Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler, who died July 8 aged 75, will be held August 17 at St Mary's Church, Swansea. The service will be live-streamed online, enabling fans worldwide to watch and pay respects.
Bonnie Tyler experienced two distinct periods of global fame. Her early 70s hits like 'Lost in France' showcased a softer voice, while post-nodule surgery, 'It's a Heartache' revealed a huskier tone. A collaboration with Jim Steinman led to the mega-hit 'Total Eclipse of the Heart,' transforming her career with its dramatic, operatic rock style.
Uruguay faces a potential early exit from the Geopolitics World Cup after drawing with Cape Verde, following a narrow escape against Saudi Arabia. Coach Marcelo Bielsa expressed frustration over a lack of finishing touch, while midfielder Agustín Canobbio lamented missed opportunities.
The Met Office has issued a rare red weather warning for Wednesday and Thursday due to extreme heat and humidity, covering southern Wales and large parts of England, including London. A red heat health alert in England indicates a "risk to life for even the healthy population," with temperatures potentially exceeding 37C and high humidity exacerbating health impacts. Significant disruption to daily life, travel, and infrastructure is expected.
The UK's Met Office has issued a rare red weather warning for Wednesday and Thursday, covering southern Wales and large parts of England including London. Temperatures are expected to exceed 37C, with high humidity, posing a significant risk to life and causing widespread disruption.
A Swansea University study found that warnings about SUVs' increased danger to pedestrians and cyclists had a negligible effect on purchasing decisions. Researchers suggest financial penalties are needed to reduce the number of large vehicles on roads.
David Turner's new book on UK disability history argues that while public attitudes remain poor, disabled people have consistently fought for progress. It highlights figures like Duncan Campbell, May Billinghurst, and Megan du Boisson, showcasing their resilience and determination.
Five years after a riot in Mayhill, Swansea, residents describe their estate as a "war zone" but say the reality is a strong, positive community. The Phoenix Centre, a social enterprise, is highlighted as a focal point for regeneration and support.
Crianças estão menos ativas, aumentando riscos de obesidade e problemas de saúde a longo prazo. Especialistas defendem 60 minutos diários de atividade física, com foco em escolas e apoio familiar para reverter o quadro.
Keir Starmer will not block Andy Burnham from standing as MP for Makerfield, as Labour faces internal strife following local election losses, with multiple resignations and calls for Starmer's resignation.
American poet Sasha Debevec-McKenney wins the £20,000 Swansea University Dylan Thomas Prize for her debut collection 'Joy Is My Middle Name', exploring themes of race, addiction, and womanhood.
Keir Starmer will not block Andy Burnham from standing as MP in Makerfield, Greater Manchester, as Labour faces internal turmoil and calls for leadership change following local election losses.
Wes Streeting resigns as Labour's Health Secretary, calling for a leadership contest with the 'best possible field of candidates', implying support for Andy Burnham. Streeting criticizes Keir Starmer's leadership, citing a lack of vision and direction, and expresses concern over Labour's unprecedented election losses and the rise of Reform UK.
Wes Streeting may announce his Labour leadership bid, while Angela Rayner, cleared of tax wrongdoing, hints at seeking change but won't challenge Keir Starmer directly, leaving her own candidacy or support for Andy Burnham uncertain.
