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The new Welsh Labour leader will govern three million people, but be elected by thousands.

Most of Friday's papers focus on figures confirming Britain has fallen into a recession.

Polling expert Prof Sir John Curtice says the party will be worried by the scale of its defeats by Labour.

Researchers find children more positive about the royals than sceptical young adults.

Six Nations Rugby Special pundits Jonathan Davies and Chris Ashton choose their top three rugby league to rugby union converts from a list featuring Sonny Bill Williams and Jason Robinson.

Londoner Tarinn Callender plays Bronco Billy in a new musical based on Clint Eastwood's 1980 film.

The new president's radical measures to overhaul the economy are loved by some, loathed by others.

Jurgen Klinsmann is sacked as head coach of South Korea after just 12 months in the role following their Asian Cup exit.

Eleven candidates stood after a recall petition led to the ousting of Peter Bone as an MP.

Rees-Mogg: ‘Labour didn’t get over 50%’ in Kingswood.

Gen Kitchen: Labour Party ‘ready’ to serve UK people

He will be asked about his report of Joe Biden's handling of classified files, but questions will likely focus on the president's mental fitness.

The Renaissance superstar announced two new country songs during the Super Bowl final.

Judge Arthur Engoron is expected to rule in Trump's civil fraud trial. The fine could be steep.

The film, a viral streaming hit, marks a new era for audiences, viewing habits - and awards season.

Christian Brückner faces five charges including rape attacks between 2000 and 2017 in Portugal.

Philippe Grumbach worked for the KGB for 35 years - while rubbing shoulders with the crème de la crème of French society.

Extremely potent greenhouse gas leaked from a Kazakh well for over six months.

There's huge demand for low and no-alcohol beer and breweries are competing for the best flavour.

Gulbadan Begum's one-of-a-kind pilgrimage to the holy cities of Islam is shrouded in mystery. Here's why.