A REGISTERED nurse has been given the green light to open a clinic offering botox and other treatments from her garage. 

Two health boards will face greater scrutiny from the Welsh Government due to serious concerns about their finances, Wales’ health secretary announced.

Opposition Senedd members accused ministers of going “round and round in circles” and “making a mess” of Wales’ school system.

Conservative Senedd members warned “ill thought out and unnecessary” plans for a tourism tax will make people think twice about holidaying in Wales.

The deputy first minister reiterated a promise to introduce legislation disqualifying lying politicians amid concerns about vexatious complaints and politicisation of the courts.

Raising tuition fees to £9,535 a year passes the cost of national insurance hikes to students and “won’t touch the sides” of a £100m shortfall, the Senedd heard.

The Senedd supported calls to end the human rights scandal of autistic people and those with a learning disability being inappropriately detained in hospitals.

An eight-year-old Cwmbran boy is holding a tabletop sale tomorrow and all the money he makes will be used to buy items to help people who are homeless.