Wales breaking news plus weather and traffic updates (Monday, March 24)

Wales is in the spotlight today with breaking news, weather updates and traffic alerts making headlines on Monday, March 24. Stay informed with the latest happenings from Wales and beyond, whether you’re on the move, at home, or at work. We’ll provide you with the most recent news stories from across the region, as well as updates on traffic and travel. Additionally, we’ll keep you updated on major news events in the UK and internationally. Join the conversation by commenting below or tweeting us @WalesOnline with any breaking news in your area.
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The breaking news team is here to deliver the latest news, weather updates, and travel information from across the region. Let’s dive into some of the top stories making waves in Wales and beyond:
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A school in Port Talbot has been ordered to apologise to a pupil and his parents after an Education Tribunal found that the school discriminated against him. St Joseph’s Catholic School allegedly failed to provide reasonable support to Kian Mills and unfairly applied its behaviour policy, leading to over 250 punishments from teachers.

Android users are urged to delete certain apps plagued with a ‘Vapor’ bug that poses a security risk. Meanwhile, thousands who had babies in the 80s and 90s could be owed up to £8,000 from the Department for Work and Pensions, as HMRC sends letters to individuals who may be underpaid their state pension.

The Department for Work and Pensions’ proposed Green Paper on Disability Support has faced criticism for potentially disqualifying three million people from benefits under a new points system. Moreover, a warning has been issued to the public at four Welsh beaches, advising caution on entering sea bays and rivers.

In a concerning revelation, every hospital emergency department in Wales is reportedly caring for patients in corridors, prompting the Royal College of Emergency Medicine to demand action from the Welsh Government. Actor Michael Sheen claimed to have seen UFOs over Port Talbot, describing the experience as mesmerising.

Nature lovers flocked to a Welsh island to witness an incredible aerial display, though the spectacle has caused distress to some locals due to the noise. Additionally, police have issued a warning to BMW and Mercedes owners following a spate of ‘keyless’ car thefts in Wales, recommending the use of “Faraday pouches” to secure keys.

Volunteers in Wales achieved a world record along the River Taff by beating a previous record set on the River Ganges, showcasing the community’s dedication and spirit. From sports updates to entertainment news, Wales is abuzz with a diverse range of stories capturing the public’s attention.

Shaun Edwards’ future in coaching remains uncertain after missing out on a job opportunity he expressed interest in. Meanwhile, Gavin & Stacey’s Laura Aikman received an unexpected revelation from a co-star, shedding light on behind-the-scenes secrets.

In the world of sports, snooker players Judd Trump and Kyren Wilson faced off in the Players Championship final, while darts star Cameron Menzies experienced a memorable but comical moment during a match. Antiques Roadshow featured a valuable Welsh rugby shirt from a historic match, adding to the rich tapestry of Welsh sports memorabilia.

As news continues to unfold across Wales, stay tuned for the latest developments and updates. Whether you’re interested in local events, national news, or international affairs, WalesOnline is your go-to source for comprehensive coverage. Join us in exploring the diverse stories shaping communities and sparking conversations in Wales and beyond.