Facial recognition technology to be trialled on passengers at Holyhead
Testing this week follows previous pilot by UK authorities in 2025 which saw more than 7,500 faces analysed
Wales
The Salt Path Scandal review: A remarkable tale pieced together using old-school gumshoe journalism
Television: Film is based on theories around a bestselling memoir full of struggle and courage, but did any of it actually happen?
‘He is being excluded’: Irish mother tells of upset and anger after son denied citizenship
Waterford native is infant’s genetic mother, but her Welsh wife carried the baby and gave birth to him
Welsh national (41) appears in Wexford court over alleged €1.2m cannabis seizure
Around 204kg of the drug was allegedly discovered in a trailer at Rosslare Europort
Reform UK’s former Wales leader jailed for more than 10 years for taking pro-Russia bribes
Nathan Gill was paid thousands of pounds to give pro-Russian TV interviews and make speeches in EU Parliament, where he was an MEP
World Cup qualification still up for grabs for Scotland despite defeat in Greece
Kazakh keeper Anarbekov makes Belgium wait for qualification
Keir Starmer’s Labour suffers seismic byelection defeat to Plaid Cymru in Wales
Loss of Welsh assembly seat in stronghold deals blow to prime minister’s leadership
Labour’s stunning byelection loss in Wales shows parties who cannot adapt will be crushed
UK politics is moving at speed, with voter loyalties shifting and atomising in unprecedented ways
Caerphilly by-election to test Labour’s grip as Reform challenges Wales’ traditional politics
If Nigel Farage’s party wins, it will buttress its claim to be on course to win the next UK election
Political Change Across Britain and Ireland - Identities, Institutions and Futures: Undoubtedly the UK is in trouble
Questions well posed here may be impossible to resolve, but they will consume the attention of a generation
The Irish Times view on Welsh politics: change in the valleys
Polls suggest there is a real opportunity for Plaid Cymru in next May’s regional elections
‘Our precious boy’: The stories behind memorial benches of Swansea promenade
A council-run scheme to put memorial plaques on benches gives an insight in locals’ lives lost
‘Something is shifting’: Wales is on the verge of a political earthquake
Welsh nationalist party Plaid Cymru looks set to battle Reform UK to end a century of Labour political dominance
Lack of tax powers renders Stormont a spectator in UK public spending debate
Patience of English taxpayers with Northern Ireland will be tested as Britain runs out of money
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