Wales breaking news plus weather and traffic updates (Tuesday, November 26)

Welsh news and updates including weather and traffic (Tuesday, November 26)

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Latest News
**Weather Update:**
Today in Wales, expect a mix of sunshine and scattered showers, primarily along the coasts. Winds will be lighter with a maximum temperature of 9°C. Tonight, clouds will increase, bringing rain moving northeast. Some areas may experience heavy rain, especially in the south, with a minimum temperature of 2°C.
Latest News

**Latest News Highlights:**
– A house in a Welsh village collapsed during Storm Bert, showcasing the extent of the damage caused by the severe weather.
– Wales has formally expressed interest in e-scooter trials, potentially introducing them to the streets after their success in English cities.
– The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is set for a major overhaul of Jobcentres, transitioning into a national jobs, employment, and careers service.
– A man with a ‘dead’ face tattoo was sentenced to a minimum of 30 years in prison for killing a friend and dumping the body in a river.

**In-Depth Stories:**
Shane Barnett, missing for 18 months, was recently found after disappearing outside Wales’ largest hospitals in May 2023. Meanwhile, a carer with a history of theft was convicted for stealing from an elderly woman and fabricating a cancer diagnosis.

**Arrests and Investigations:**
Two boys were arrested following a serious assault on a 12-year-old girl at Barry Island over the weekend. Additionally, MPs are set to vote on new restrictions concerning vaping and smoking, aiming to regulate vape usage and designated smoking areas more strictly.

**Community Impact:**
Following Storm Bert, a Welsh council is offering £1,000 grants to residents affected by flooding. Many are still reeling from the aftermath as homes and businesses assess the damages caused by the severe weather.

**Sports and Entertainment:**
Rugby legend comes out of retirement for a special game, showcasing impressive fitness levels after a five-year hiatus. In music news, Lana Del Rey announces her first-ever UK stadium show at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium in June 2025.

**Black Friday Sales:**
Debenhams and JD Sports offer Black Friday deals on bedding and Wales shirts, respectively, with significant discounts for shoppers. Fashion enthusiasts can also enjoy discounts on party dresses from Joanie Clothing.

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