Common eye ointments linked to damage in widely used glaucoma implant, study finds
Standfirst Petrolatum based eye ointments were reported to cause swelling and possible rupture of a glaucoma implant used in more than 60 countries. Researchers at Nagoya University presented clinical and…
Monmouthshire Building Society launches flood grants to speed Monmouth’s recovery after Storm Claudia
Monmouthshire Building Society has launched emergency flood relief grants to help businesses and community groups in Monmouth recover after Storm Claudia brought heavy flooding to the town. The mutual, a…
Reeves pressed over £26bn tax rise as budget row about ‘broken promises’ deepens
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting scrutiny over her first Budget after critics accused her of delivering a “manifesto-busting” plan that raises taxes by £26bn. The charge of “broken promises” set…
Peugeot e-308’s Premium Pitch Sparks Price Debate in Crowded Electric Hatchback Market
Peugeot has pushed its all-electric e-308 and e-308 SW into one of the most price-sensitive corners of the car market, betting that style and sharp road manners will win over…
DNA on Airbag Links Runaway Driver to Newport Crash, Witnesses Say
Witnesses say Jamie Challis fled a crash in Newport, telling bystanders “I gotta go” before leaving the scene. Investigators later linked him to the vehicle through DNA recovered from the…
Welsh firm secures £1.1m role in rebuilding Ukraine’s Teteriv River Bridge
A Torfaen engineering firm has won a £1.1 million contract to support the rebuilding of the Teteriv River Bridge near Kyiv, a key span destroyed during the early phase of…
Telegraph names 25 standout UK spa hotels as wellness weekends surge
The Telegraph has named 25 of the best spa hotels in the UK, highlighting retreats that promise restorative weekends and a strong sense of place. Published on 21 November 2025,…
Reform UK’s ‘Trumpian’ legal warnings spark press freedom concerns as Farage’s party climbs in polls
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK faces fresh scrutiny over its approach to the media after a Welsh editor described legal threats from a party figure as “Trumpian” and “bullying”. Mark Mansfield,…
DragonFire leaps ahead: UK laser hits coin-sized targets at 1km and tracks 400mph drones
Britain’s DragonFire laser weapon has taken a decisive step toward frontline use, according to a new report. The laser directed energy weapon, developed for the UK Ministry of Defence, can…
What Parents Must Know About Paediatric Emergencies: How and When to Get Help
Parents and carers often face split?second decisions when a child breaks a bone, struggles to breathe or voices frightening thoughts that life is not worth living. An explainer published by…