Mark Drakeford told the Senedd the priority is for children to return to school in September.

Children returning to school is priority over lockdown easing, says FM

The UK Government has announced it'll guarantee a further billion pounds of funding to the Welsh Government to help 

UK Government promises Welsh Government an extra billion pounds 

Boris Johnson meets fishermen on a visit to Scotland

The Prime Minister's visit to Scotland is aimed at asserting the strength of the United Kingdom but the coronavirus pandemic has highlighted divisions despite cooperation.

Boris Johnson's 'might of the union' message aimed at Wales as well as Scotland

Welsh Conservative leader Paul Davies promises a Dominic Cummings-style shake up of the way the Welsh Government is run if he were to become First Minister 

Wales needs 'a dose of Dom' says Tory leader promising Welsh government shake up

The Welsh Conservative leader is reshuffling his top team, promising a more radical approach and a shake-up of Welsh Government.

Andrew RT Davies new Shadow Health Minister in Conservative reshuffle

The UK Government is publishing its plans to replace EU rules with an 'internal market' system within the UK but the proposals have already been criticised as a ‘power grab’

'Power surge' not 'power grab' says Gove but Welsh ministers seek assurance

The Carmarthen East and Dinefwr MP has been suspended from Plaid Cymru for a year after being cautioned by police following his arrest

Jonathan Edwards suspended from Plaid Cymru for a year 

Finance Ministers of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales

The Finance Ministers of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have joined forces to attempt to put pressure on the Chancellor ahead of his economic statement 

Finance Ministers unite to put pressure on chancellor 

Treasury photo of Rishi Sunak preparing his summer statement

The Chancellor will set out spending plans to help the UK through the coronavirus crisis, but how much of it will affect Wales directly?

What can Wales expect from the chancellor's summer statement?

The chamber is marked out for social distancing. Chairs are reserved for specific members. 

The Senedd will hold its first 'hybrid' meeting today with 20 members physically in the Welsh parliament and 40 taking part via video conferencing

Senedd members return for first 'hybrid' session of Welsh Parliament

The Senedd chamber ready for socially distanced hybrid meeting

Our Political Editor is given exclusive access behind the scenes to see how the Welsh Parliament has been coping with coronavirus and how it's preparing for another big change in the way it works.

Behind the scenes as the Senedd copes with coronavirus

"Any problem with the Russian vaccination campaign would be disastrous through its negative effects on health," experts have warned.

Russia's coronavirus vaccine may lead to 'dangerous' Cold War-style race

If he wins in November - which the polls predict - then Biden will be (by some distance) the oldest President ever elected.  

The big decision for Biden looms - and this time it matters

At three-years-old, Alexandra Naggear is one of the youngest victims of the Beirut explosion that has killed at least 160 people and injured about 6,000 others.

Parents of three-year-old Beirut blast victim speak out

The Job Retention Scheme, which has subsidised the incomes of six million people across the UK, is set to end in October which will reveal the full extent of the crisis.

A journey through the economy in a time of Covid: Tales of hardship and hope

Preston has been included in additional lockdown restrictions that apply to parts of East Lancashire, Greater Manchester and parts of West Yorkshire from midnight.

Preston to set up own test and trace system as city re-enters lockdown

If the Bank’s central forecast is right, around a million people will find themselves out of work in the run up to Christmas.

Bank of England Governor says furlough scheme must end

Igor Grechushkin, the owner of the cargo ship that brought the explosive materials to Beirut in 2014, was questioned by Cypriot police after a request by Interpol.

Owner of the ship that brought ammonium nitrate to Beirut questioned by police

There are fears a 'recipe for disaster', stirred up by the coronavirus crisis, could result in huge levels of violent crime.

Adrian Masters

Political Editor, ITV Cymru Wales

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