The Yemini community in Butetown has been raising money to help those in Yemen with the devastating impact of Covid-19. The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates one in four people who contract the virus is dying in Yemen.

Butetown community appeal for help with 'desperate' situation in Yemen

Data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed that the mortality rate for Wales was 2.78 per cent higher than the average mortality rate between 2015 and 2019.

Wales ranked fifth highest in Europe for excess deaths so far this year

One of Wales’ top politicians has spoken out about having to have “difficult conversations with his son” after reliving racism he has faced throughout his life. 

Vaughan Gething on racial stereotypes and being a black politician in Wales

Virtual choir performing to mark 25th anniversary of genocide in Bosnia. 

It is the 25th anniversary week of the genocide in Srebrenica, where 8372 Muslims were killed during the Bosnian war. To mark the anniversary, a choir in Wales have teamed up with the Sarajevo National Theatre to pay tribute to those who died.

Welsh choir marks 25 years since genocide in Bosnia

Three brothers from Chepstow have spoken about why the Black Lives Matter movement is important, not just in the US, but all over the world.

The reality of growing up as mixed race in Wales

Hundreds of people have gathered in Cardiff to support the Black Lives Matter campaign after George Floyd died in police custody in the US.

Hundreds protest against George Floyd's death in Cardiff

Welsh Labour MPs have written to the Prime Minister criticising coronavirus announcements for failing to spell out what applies in Wales 

Coronavirus 'mixed messages' cause anger and anxiety, say Welsh Labour MPs

The European Union flag outside the National Assembly for Wales was lowered at 11pm on Friday to mark the moment Britain left the EU. 

European flag lowered at Senedd as Britain leaves the EU

Takeshi Koike learnt the language when he came to Lampeter, Ceredigion, as part of his studies in 1992. 

The Japanese lecturer teaching Welsh in Tokyo

Crowds gathered across Wales to campaign for action on climate change as part of a global protest - expected to be the largest in history. 

Hundreds in Wales protest against climate change in day of global action

New data from the National Crime Agency shows a 30 per cent increase in reports of modern slavery cases across Wales in 2018. 

Reports of modern slavery increase by 30 per cent in Wales

Theo Jones, from Merthyr Tydfil, is thought to have drowned in a swimming pool at the hotel he and his family were staying at.

Boy, five, dies on Greek island family holiday

The 4,700-year-old Step Pyramid, also known as the Pyramid of Djoser, was at imminent risk of collapse after an earthquake hit Egypt.

Newport engineers save world's oldest pyramid from ruin

The family of a Welsh woman who's escaped from the conflict in Yemen hope she can fly home later this week. Safia Saleh is now in Egypt. 

Passport delays stop woman who fled Yemen flying home with husband and children

Members of The Royal British Legion are recreating the Great Pilgrimage - a commemorative march through the battlefields of WWI. 

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