Wales Online brings you the latest breaking news, weather updates, and traffic reports for Sunday, October 13. Keep up to date with all the news from Wales and beyond as you go about your day. Whether you are at home, work, or on the move, we’ve got you covered with the most recent developments. Stay informed about major stories happening in the UK and around the world. Join the conversation by sharing your comments below or tweeting us @WalesOnline to highlight any breaking news in your area.
Today’s weather forecast from the Met Office predicts a cold but bright start with some hazy sunshine in Wales. Clouds are likely to thicken throughout the day, but it should remain dry with occasional sunny spells. Temperatures will feel chilly, struggling to reach seasonal norms with a maximum of 10°C. Expect rain to arrive in Pembrokeshire this evening, spreading northeast across Wales overnight before easing off. Winds may pick up in the west, but it will not be as cold, with a minimum temperature of 4°C.
In other news, a woman, aged 28, who was arrested en route to Manchester Airport now faces potential decades behind bars after being detained in the US. Meanwhile, a takeaway and a second-hand computer retailer are among the latest businesses caught dodging taxes in Wales. A Welsh village has been plagued by three years of continuous roadworks, causing distress to residents. Additionally, a 20mph ‘ultra’ speed camera in another locality has caught thousands of drivers in just a month, enforcing safer driving practices.
On a different note, a family left stranded at an airport for two nights was offered what they deemed to be inadequate compensation by an airline. In the entertainment world, Strictly Come Dancing contestant Chris McCausland opened up about a condition that led to his blindness, while a man shared how he made £250,000 on eBay before age 20 and bought a Porsche. These stories and more are unfolding today, so stay connected for the latest updates.
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