Wales Live: News, Weather and Traffic for August 5
Live coverage of Wednesday, August 5: all the latest Wales news, weather, traffic and travel updates, plus major UK and world stories.
Category : Activism
WASPI women demand Andy Burnham act on pension compensation
WASPI campaigners are pressing Andy Burnham to meet them and deliver a fair settlement over state pension age changes, after his election promise.
FIFA accused of blackmail by Jordan FA over Infantino
Jordan FA president Prince Ali accuses FIFA of blackmail, claiming Infantino sought endorsement in exchange for help. FIFA declined to comment.
William and Kate show 'family happiness' at Commonwealth Games
Prince William and Princess Kate displayed a 'snapshot of family happiness' at the Commonwealth Games, signalling they've moved on from Kate's cancer battle.
Nine Lives feral cat caught after three-year rampage
A feral cat named Nine Lives, which killed dozens of rare pāteke ducks in New Zealand, has been caught and humanely shot after evading trappers for three years.
Burnham must tackle social media threat
Social media is the biggest threat to the UK, says Lesley-Ann Jones, urging Andy Burnham to act after the Ceuta border surge.
Newcastle Women's Aid Secures Funding for Three More Years
Newcastle Women's Aid receives National Lottery funding to continue specialist domestic abuse services for three more years, ensuring vital support for women and girls.
Glasgow charity dog walk this weekend for Maggie's
Join the Mutt Strutt in Glasgow this Saturday to raise funds for Maggie's cancer centre, with routes along the River Kelvin.
Signs of Misogynist Radicalisation in Boys After School 'Rape List'
A new film exposes misogyny in UK schools, including a 'rape list' created by boys. Experts share signs of radicalisation and advice for parents.
Councillor branded 'bigot' over rainbow picnic table row
A Restore Britain councillor in Bridgend has been labelled a 'bigot' after criticising a rainbow-painted picnic table, sparking a political row over LGBTQ+ visibility in public spaces.
West Lothian woman walks for mum at Alzheimer Scotland Memory Walk
Debbie Magee from Broxburn joins Alzheimer Scotland's Edinburgh Memory Walk in memory of her mum Rosie, who died with vascular dementia, to raise funds.
Data Centre Backlash Grows as Celebrities Join Fight
Communities and celebrities are fighting data centre plans across Britain, citing water, energy, and food security concerns amid a government push for AI growth.
Woman Uncomfortable as Nosey Neighbour Watches Her Over Fence
A woman is uncomfortable as her 'extremely nosey and invasive neighbour' keeps watching her over the garden fence, seeking advice on how to handle the situation.
Derby Trans Pride 2026: First After New EHRC Rules
Derby Trans Pride 2026 becomes the first Pride after EHRC's new Code of Practice, based on biological sex, takes effect on 5 August.
NHS staff face racist abuse as far-right rises, poll finds
NHS staff face rising racist abuse from patients, a poll shows, with radiographers blaming the far-right. Workers demand action.
Ex-MP suggests banning men from Labour leadership race
Harriet Harman proposes banning men from the next Labour leadership election to ensure a woman becomes leader, sparking controversy.
Ceuta Chaos Weaponised by Far Right: Guardian View
The Guardian condemns the far right's exploitation of migrant tragedy in Ceuta, urging humane policies over xenophobic rhetoric.
Missing DNC autopsy chapter claims wealth hid voter mood
Author of Democrats' 2024 election autopsy says a chapter on Biden's re-election and wealth was cut from the released report.
Clarkson backlash over benefits thank you letter idea
Jeremy Clarkson has sparked backlash after suggesting benefit claimants should write weekly thank you letters to taxpayers, comparing his dogs to 'uber benefits scroungers'.
Bigfoot Hunter Accuses Cornell of Cover-Up Over Sasquatch Claims
Charles Stuart claims Cornell University tested a Bigfoot corpse, but officials deny it. He insists the DNA report is genuine and plans to expose an alleged cover-up.
Outrage as 655 pigeons shot at London Tube stations
Contract killers shot 655 pigeons in 123 culls at Transport for London stations in a year, sparking fury from bird lovers demanding humane deterrents.
Farage's small boats plan savaged by France as 'violation'
France's interior ministry has blasted Nigel Farage's plan to use the Royal Navy to stop small boats, warning it would be a 'violation of French sovereignty' and maritime law.
Reform's Naval Stunt Fails to Mask Standards Scrutiny
Reform UK's Operation Fortress naval plan is a distraction from standards investigations, says analysis, as Farage faces scrutiny over alleged undeclared interests.
Anti-war politician Nadezhdin flees Russia to Paris
Boris Nadezhdin, who opposed Putin in 2024, has fled to Paris amid a crackdown on dissent before parliamentary elections.
Clarkson urges Burnham to tackle UK's 'gormless' youth
Jeremy Clarkson calls on PM Andy Burnham to address the UK's 'gormless' unemployed youth, suggesting benefits recipients write thank-you emails to taxpayers.
Student completes Tough Mudder for RAF charity
Brendan Gillan, 20, from Livingston, raised over £300 for the RAF Benevolent Fund after completing the Tough Mudder challenge at Broughton Hall in Skipton, inspired by the support his family received.
Pizza receipt leads to £20k fine for fly-tipping firm
A furniture firm was fined £20,000 after a pizza receipt found in fly-tipped waste led investigators to their door.
Campaign to save 125-year-old bowls club from eviction
More than 500 people have signed a petition to save the Mitre Bowls Club in Norwich from eviction, as Church of England landlords plan to turn the green into a café.
PETA urges Aberaeron to swap Mackerel Fiesta for Cabbage
Animal rights group PETA has urged Aberaeron Yacht Club to swap its annual Mackerel Fiesta for a Cabbage Fiesta, offering a giant papier mache vegetable.
Activists demand black pudding championships go vegan
Animal rights activists have demanded the World Black Pudding Championships go vegan, saying the tradition of throwing blood sausages is cruel to pigs.
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