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The Met Office is warning of wintry conditions across much of Wales and England on Thursday.

At least 112 people have been killed in Chile's Valparaiso region.

The "atmospheric rivers" causing the storms will linger on Monday as the state is pummelled by rain, wind and snow.

Birmingham-born Lavender became a household name thanks to his role as Private Pike in the BBC sitcom.

The 12 new routes range from nine to 260 miles long, according to the organisation behind them.

The Prince of Wales is returning to duties while his wife recovers at home after abdominal surgery.

The leaders visit days after power-sharing government was restored following a two-year impasse.

The actor became a global star as the "stupid boy" Frank Pike in Dad's Army.

England captain Ben Stokes says it is a "huge testament" to his players that they maintain a positive mindset even in a 106-run defeat by India in the second Test.

There have been no confirmed sightings of Abdul Shookor Ezedi since Wednesday evening.

The Saltburn and Euphoria star is allegedly involved in an confrontation in Sydney, Australia.

The TV presenter gave an emotional interview on the daytime show ahead of her comeback on Thursday.

Dion got a rapturous reception when she emerged to present the best album trophy to Taylor Swift.

Aberdeen name 75-year-old Neil Warnock as their interim manager and expect to appoint a manager for 2024-25 before the end of this season.

England will play friendlies against Bosnia-Herzegovina and Iceland this summer before Euro 2024.

Dawn Queva, a scheduling coordinator at BBC Three, wrote several antisemitic posts on Facebook.

The party says it would strengthen protections for ethnic minorities and disabled people if it wins power.

The group says a fake video of President Biden on Facebook highlights an "incoherent" policy.

A 39-year-old-man arrested on suspicion of dangerous dog offences is released on bail.

The singer receives a standing ovation after making a rare public appearance.