Robert Harries

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Robert Harries

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2 weeks ago | walesonline.co.uk | Robert Harries

More than 70 people from Wales have been recognised for their contributions to their community and country in the King's Birthday Honours listMore than 70 people from Wales who have made significant contributions to their community and country are being recognised in His Majesty The King's Birthday Honours List 2025. A total of 1,215 recipients have been honoured for their extraordinary accomplishments, with a special emphasis this year on those dedicated to public service.

2 weeks ago | walesonline.co.uk | Robert Harries

The UK could be on the brink of a record-breaking lottery win tonight (June 13), with an estimated £208m up for grabs in the EuroMillions draw. After no one clinched the jackpot in Tuesday’s (June 10) draw, the prize money has rolled over to tonight, setting the stage for one lucky person to make lottery history. Allwyn, the operator of the National Lottery, has confirmed that if someone wins tonight’s jackpot, it would be the largest prize ever awarded in the UK.

2 weeks ago | walesonline.co.uk | Robert Harries

We're in for a wet and thundery start to the weekend but as we get into next week the sun will well and truly have his hat on once moreThis weekend may not feel like it, but we are actually meant to be enjoying summer here in Wales. After a fabulous spring season and a decent start to the summer for most of the country, torrential rain has hit in the past 48 hours or so, with more expected on Friday and especially Saturday.

2 weeks ago | walesonline.co.uk | Robert Harries

Anthony Crothers was enjoying a walk in Gower with his two friends when he suddenly collapsed and nearly lost his lifeA man who had been enjoying a nice walk in Gower has described how he woke up in intensive care without a clue how he got there. Anthony Crothers, a 66-year-old father-of-three and grandfather-of-five, had been out walking with two friends when he suddenly collapsed and stopped breathing outside the shop in Three Cliffs Bay.