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The company says people will be able to receive speeds 18 times faster than the average connection speed in Cardiff.
Professor Christopher Ludlam, who worked at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary for four decades, appeared remotely to give evidence to the inquiry on Tuesday.
Health Minister Robin Swann described it as a ‘sad milestone’.
Professor Christopher Ludlam appeared remotely to give evidence to the infected blood inquiry on Tuesday.
Boris Johnson promised an extra £1,000 in December for ‘wet pubs’ in England which do not serve food.
The dog suffered more than 20 blows with the machete in November.
The regions have been placed in Tier 1.
The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for snow and ice in Scotland for Wednesday and Thursday.
The pressure to teach more on the curriculum is growing as schools are seen as a ‘go-to solution’ by campaigners, Amanda Spielman says.
Experts have called for messaging tailored to different risk groups to encourage them to get a coronavirus jab.
MPs are set to vote on the Government’s proposal for fresh coronavirus controls after the lockdown in England.
The OBR has forecast a no-deal Brexit could wipe 2% off UK output, on top of the impact from the coronavirus crisis.
Passengers travelling on standard fares will only be entitled to bring a bag on board if it can fit under the seat in front from February 10.
Lord Evans said the watchdog had received messages of ‘concern’ about the conduct of ministers.
Elaine Levy sold her home to fund treatment for her daughter Fallon.
The retailer is to be wound up after rescue talks with JD Sports collapsed on Tuesday.
Keira Bell took legal action against the Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust, arguing that children cannot properly consent to taking puberty blockers.
Professor Christopher Ludlam, who worked at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary for four decades, appeared remotely to give evidence to the inquiry on Tuesday.
Celia Vestey’s family said she died ‘suddenly, but peacefully’ in a newspaper death notice.
Sir Brian Langstaff said the ‘main task of this inquiry is to determine how and why so many being treated by the NHS suffered like this’.
