Wales has seen a wave of breaking news today, with updates on weather, traffic, and other significant events. Stay informed with the latest news and developments both locally and internationally. Here are the highlights from across Wales and beyond on this Friday, October 18.
As the day kicks off, the Met Office forecasts a dry start with the possibility of rain later in the day. Expect clouds to increase from the west, bringing outbreaks of rain along with a stronger breeze in the afternoon. Temperatures are set to reach a maximum of 16°C. Later in the evening, the cloud cover will persist with scattered outbreaks of rain and a heavier band of rain clearing eastwards overnight. Gusty winds are expected, making it feel milder with a minimum temperature of 11°C.
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In recent news, a tragic incident has resulted in the death of a 35-year-old man following a two-vehicle crash. Another man involved in the accident was taken to the hospital for treatment. Meanwhile, a young dad, David ‘Dai’ Richards, aged 31, tragically passed away on a stag do. In another heartbreaking story, a teenage girl was misdiagnosed for months with an unbearable itch, which turned out to be a devastating condition. The notorious Lynette White murderer, Jeffrey Gafoor, who evaded police for 15 years, is set to be released from prison.
From the world of entertainment, One Direction bandmates pay tribute to Liam Payne following his untimely death at the age of 31. Additionally, there’s a recent revelation about a new app that helped a mum-of-two shed six stone, sparking interest and praise from fitness enthusiasts.
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