Junior doctors across Wales are set to take further industrial action after 3 days of strikes in January. Thousands of doctors could walk out for three days from 21st February and 4 days from 25th March in a dispute over pay, with British Medical Association committee members saying pay has been cut by a third over the last decade.
Yellow weather warnings for snow will be in place across all of North Wales and much of mid Wales with travel likely to be disrupted. The warning is in place between 6am on Thursday and 6am on Friday, with the met office saying there could be mass power cuts, with as much as 20cm of snow on higher ground.
Gwent’s police’s chief constable Pam Kelly has formally apologised to the LGBT+ community for past discriminatory law enforcement and damaging their trust in the police. Gwent Police became the 10th in the UK to apologise and the first in Wales, and say they want to help build trust and confidence.
Yellow weather warnings for snow will be in place across all of North Wales and much of mid Wales with travel likely to be disrupted. The warning is in place between 6am on Thursday and 6am on Friday, with the met office saying there could be mass power cuts, with as much as 20cm of snow on higher ground.
Gwent’s police’s chief constable Pam Kelly has formally apologised to the LGBT+ community for past discriminatory law enforcement and damaging their trust in the police. Gwent Police became the 10th in the UK to apologise and the first in Wales, and say they want to help build trust and confidence.
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00:00 Shumai, these are your Wales headlines.
00:04 Junior doctors across Wales are set to take further industrial action after three days
00:08 of strikes in January.
00:09 Thousands of doctors could walk out for three days from the 21st of February and four days
00:13 from the 25th of March in a dispute over pay, with British Medical Association committee
00:17 members saying that pay has been cut by a third over the last decade.
00:21 Yellow weather warnings for the snow will be in place across all of North Wales and
00:24 much of Mid Wales with travel likely to be disrupted.
00:27 The warning is in place from between 6am on Thursday and 6am on Friday, with the Met Office
00:32 saying there could be mass power cuts with as much as 20cm of snow on higher ground.
00:37 Gwent Police's Chief Constable Pam Kelly has formally apologised to the LGBT+ community
00:41 for past discriminatory law enforcement and damaging the trust in police.
00:45 Gwent Police became the tenth in the UK to apologise and the first in Wales and say they
00:49 want to help build trust and confidence.
00:51 Those are the headlines, you're up to date.