Wales Online brings you the latest breaking news, weather updates, and traffic reports for Thursday, October 3rd. Stay tuned for all the happenings in Wales and beyond, whether you’re on the move, at home, or at work. We’ll keep you updated on major news stories from the UK and around the world. Don’t forget to join the conversation by posting your comments or tweeting us @WalesOnline with any breaking news in your area.
The Met Office forecasts a dry and settled day for Wales with chilly mornings and bright sunshine in the afternoon. Expect an early morning frost in rural areas, with mist and fog gradually clearing to make way for sunny spells later on. Temperatures will reach a maximum of 16°C, making it feel pleasantly warm in the sunshine. As night falls, clear skies will lead to mist and fog returning, with temperatures dropping to a minimum of 7°C and a risk of frost by dawn.
Good morning and welcome to the WalesOnline daily blog. Our breaking news team is here to provide you with the latest news, weather updates, and travel information from across the region. Stay tuned for all the essential updates to kickstart your day.
In real-life news, a young mum who discovered a lump two months after giving birth is now facing a devastating prognosis. Elsewhere, a couple faced extra charges at a pub for leaving an ‘obscene’ amount of food on their plates. In more somber news, a hospice nurse shares insights on living a fulfilling life to ensure a peaceful end. On a lighter note, popstar Katy Perry reveals her unexpected weight loss secret, supported by expert recommendations.
Moving to more global news, Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher makes a rare public appearance, while shocking revelations from a food agency expose issues with supermarket burgers, chicken, and premixed cocktails. HMRC issues warnings to eBay and Vinted sellers as regulations change, and a planned £75 million investment in Wrexham will create Europe’s largest cereal plant, generating 130 new jobs.
In Wales, a sea-view 16th-century cottage with two additional homes in the garden captivates onlookers, while a duo faces a lifetime ban from keeping animals due to mistreatment. Amazon’s affordable leaf blower garners praise, and Ryanair faces backlash over revised cabin bag rules. An upcoming posh building in Swansea sees delays, and a mass washing up of razor clams in Port Talbot underscores recent storm impacts.
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