Public Health Wales figures contradict a claim made by the health minister earlier this week that the "majority" of people over 80 have been jabbed.

Gething 'misleading' after figures show under quarter of over-80s vaccinated

Frederick Durber receives the Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine, admininstered by Chief Pharmacist Richard Harrison, at Askham Bar park-and-ride in York, as ten further mass vaccination centres opened in England with more than a million over-80s invited to receive their coronavirus jab.

As of January 21, Public Health Wales said 190, 435 doses of the Covid vaccine have been administered.

Number of vaccinations exceed coronavirus cases in Wales for first time

Health and care services are under "intense and sustained pressure" due to the coronavirus pandemic and other winter illnesses.

More than half a million people waiting for NHS treatment in Wales

Labour's Alun Davies allegedly consumed alcohol with Welsh Conservatives leader Paul Davies, chief whip Darren Millar and the party's chief of staff Paul Smith.

Calls grow for Conservative action following alleged Covid breach in parliament

There will be no "significant" changes to the lockdown rules on the 29 of January, the Welsh Health Minister has warned.

No 'significant easing' of lockdown restrictions at end of the month

A third of GPs in Wales say they have self-treated themselves for the affects of the pandemic on their mental health, according to a new survey

Third of Welsh GPs 'self-treated' for pandemic mental health affects says report

The Welsh Government is proposing a new emergency Bill which would give the Senedd the power to postpone the elections that are due to take place on May 6.

Senedd elections could be delayed by six months because of pandemic

Three Welsh politicians have apologised and denied any wrongdoing after claims they may have broken Covid rules by holding a gathering in the Welsh Parliament. 

Tory leader apologises after claims of alleged Covid breach in Welsh parliament

Newborn babies Mia, Millie and Molly Mae had to be separated from their mother shortly after birth due to her testing positive for Covid-19.   

The newborn triplets reunited with family after mum tests positive for Covid

Sisters on the frontline of the pandemic have opened up about their own tragedy after their father died from the virus they are working tirelessly to fight. 

Covid: Sisters on frontline of pandemic lose 'hero' dad to virus

The bilingual app has more than 100 videos, with users able to record their symptoms, track their progress and manage their condition at home with support.

App launched in Wales to support people with long Covid

Paul Teesdale was a call handler for the ambulance service's non-emergency patient transport service.

Second Welsh ambulance worker dies after contracting coronavirus

Vaughan Gething said the rollout is going "as fast as possible" and the Welsh Government is doing "a really good job" in increasing the pace of inoculations.

Welsh health minister denies vaccine being held back

Wales' vaccine programme is falling further off target despite the health minister saying the rollout is being delivered with "urgency."

Wales' Covid vaccine rollout falling further off target

The telecommunications firm is in talks with the Welsh Government to make certain educational websites free by stopping them from using mobile data.

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