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Wales' haunted castles, steeped in a history of violence and treachery, reveal chilling tales and legends that continue to resonate today.
Michael Sheen's campaign in Wales to purchase and write off £1 million of debt highlights the financial struggles and societal issues faced by individuals burdened by borrowing.
Each year, the National Trust's open spaces are visited over 100 million times, reflecting its role in preserving Britain's natural and historic landscapes.
The battle at Edge Hill in October 1642 marked a critical moment for King Charles, who failed to capitalize on his best chance to win the Civil War.
The Carneddi herd of ponies numbers less than 300 and has adapted to survive the harsh winter conditions of Snowdonia's mountains.
Wales' dramatic coastline features cockle collectors racing against tides, church congregations on island sermons, and serves as a Mars testing ground for ESA.
Two teams compete to build an amphibious vehicle capable of racing on land and water, with a £5,000 prize at stake.
In Wales, EQ Solutions expertly dismantles retired Airbus A319s and RAF Hercules K Series planes, salvaging parts and transforming them into luxury furniture.
E-cube Solutions in Wales dismantles a Boeing 747, showcasing the challenges and expertise involved in retiring one of aviation's most iconic aircraft.
615 ships formed one of the largest Viking fleets ever assembled, leading to the decisive Battle of Brunanburh in 937.
A coalition of Irish kings expelled the Vikings from Dublin in 900, leading to significant shifts in power dynamics across Wales.
Andy Richter explains Brexit, highlighting its impact on Great Britain and the British economy.
Port in Wales faces challenges in reducing carbon emissions from steel production.
The Prime Minister updates on coronavirus cases and thanks key workers across the UK.
Matt Hancock's COVID-19 testing figures are found to be overstated by 200,000.
The Prime Minister warns of rising COVID-19 cases and the need for a clear response plan.
Sky News visits Wales to highlight the rising trend of extreme sheep herding online.
April Jones vanishes on a warm October evening in Machynlleth, sparking a frantic search.
The video shows how to sand yacht in Wales, focusing on techniques and safety tips.
The chart shows COVID-19's spread through England and Wales, highlighting Leicester's lockdown.
The Iranian football team faces pressure during the World Cup amid protests and human rights issues.
April Jones disappears on a warm October evening in Machynlleth, sparking a frantic search.
The Pentagon discusses UFO sightings, raising the tantalizing question of extraterrestrial life.
Scottish and Welsh revelers travel to England for New Year's Eve celebrations as stricter COVID-19 restrictions force local venues like the Central Club in Wrexham to close.
Police in England and Wales tackle rising knife crime in a week-long crackdown with Sky News.
This video discusses the government's announcement on judicial review in England and Wales.
Schools and nurseries in Scotland and Wales will close due to COVID-19, as announced by the Deputy First Minister.
Boris Johnson's 2019 election victory left a map of the UK with clear blue and red areas, while tiny spots of yellow and green marked other parties' presence.
Storm Eunice brings significant disruptions to public transport in south Wales, prompting warnings and school closures as residents face treacherous conditions.
Nicola Sturgeon confirms Scotland remains in lockdown with no significant changes expected.
Britain's general election on June 9th follows a snap decision by the Prime Minister in Wales.
The longest zip wire in Europe is in Snowdonia National Park, Wales, offering thrilling speeds.
Surfability UK in Caswell Bay, Wales, offers tailored surf lessons for people with disabilities.
Cardiff Castle, built during William the Conqueror's time, remains a Welsh icon today.
The Conservatives aim to overtake Labour in Wales, challenging a century of dominance.
Storm Bella brings severe weather warnings to England, Wales, Northern Ireland, and Scotland.
The UK reports 319 coronavirus cases, including two in Wales and one in the Channel Islands.
UK coronavirus deaths rise by 888, totaling 15,464, according to the latest data.
Tewkesbury faces flooding as heavy rains prompt warnings across England and Wales.
Wormwood Scrubs staff protest dangerous conditions on a normal Friday in West London.
Four missing friends are found dead in a Ford Fiesta in Snowdonia after a camping trip.
Sections of the original first-century Roman wall in Caerwent rise up to 17 feet high, making it one of the most perfectly preserved fortifications in northern Europe.
