Wales Breaking News, Weather, and Traffic Updates on Monday, September 9
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Hello and welcome to the live blog by WalesOnline for Monday, September 9. Stay tuned for updates on the latest news from Wales, including traffic and travel updates. Here are the key points you need to know:
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– Obstruction on M4 Eastbound causing slow traffic from J24 A449 (Coldra) to J23A A4810 (Magor Services).
Crime:
– Abuser who terrorized TV presenter sets up modeling profile after prison release.
– Teenager goes missing in the early hours of the morning in Barry.
– Woman raped at the side of a busy road in front of passing drivers.
Health:
– Night owls have a 46% higher risk of type 2 diabetes.
– Making one simple change can help cut the risk.
Travel:
– Potential delays on the M4 after a crash near Bridgend.
– Major disruption to train services between Wales and London for the next six years.
– Every driver could save £50 if the UK followed Wales with a 20mph speed limit.
Don’t miss out on the following top stories:
– Vaughan Gething makes a major announcement ahead of the next election.
– Shopkeeper jailed for selling fake cigarettes.
– Carol Vorderman opens up about sexism at the BBC.
Sport:
– Warren Gatland urged to back new Wales fly-half.
– Roy Keane’s net worth, family, and more.
– Springbok player banned for three years.
Entertainment:
– Death in Paradise fans divided over new spin-off.
– Princess Kate planning to return to royal duties amid a cancer fight.
– Clare Balding’s net worth and career highlights.
Real Life:
– Singer attacks pub customer in a moment of stupidity.
– Carol Vorderman gives update on her relationship status.
– Ex-fish and chip shop worker reveals one menu item he’d never order.
Stay connected with us for more updates and news throughout the day. We’ve got you covered with the latest from Wales and beyond.