Wales Online: Saturday, March 8
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In the news, Gene Hackman’s wife Betsy Arakawa passed away from a rare disease shortly before the actor’s death. A Cardiff teacher, Emily Rose Browning, sadly died at the young age of 24, leaving behind fond memories among her loved ones. The police are investigating a fatal crash involving a motorcyclist and a campervan in Caerphilly. Tragically, a dog lost its life after an attack on a Welsh beach.
On a different note, Cardiff Council has announced that four roads in Cardiff will revert back to a 30mph speed limit, following a public consultation on new speed restrictions. As International Women’s Day approaches, Asmaa Al-allak, a breast surgeon and TV star, reflects on her journey from sewing as a child in Iraq to her current profession. Kimberley Nixon shares her experience of overcoming challenges in life and taking things one crisis at a time.
Delving into the world of sports, catch a glimpse of the final greyhound races in Wales as the ban on the sport looms. The latest winners of the People’s Postcode Lottery in Wales celebrate their newfound fortunes. Wales’ First Minister opens up about the realities of caring for her mother, who battles Alzheimer’s disease.
In light of the upcoming Six Nations rugby games, Ireland is set to face off against France in a highly anticipated match. Meanwhile, a disused Six Nations stadium with a 30,000-person capacity is poised for a revival as it may become the home ground for a prominent European team once again.
As the weather shifts, Wales is bracing for colder temperatures next week as depicted by weather maps. A Cardiff resident was left puzzled after a binman tossed her entire bin into the refuse lorry. Stories of personal struggles and triumphs continue to emerge, shedding light on the resilience and perseverance of individuals in the face of adversity.
Not far from Wales, an abandoned A road boasting a 90% rating stretches along the country’s picturesque coast, offering a scenic drive for travelers. In a quirky anecdote, learn about a Welsh pub where a monkey once frequented the bar, adding a touch of whimsy to the establishment’s history.
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