Wales breaking news plus weather and traffic updates (Tuesday, January 13)
All of the latest news from across Wales and further afield
WalesOnline 
Dubliner used racial epitaphs before being struck on St Patrick’s Day, US jury hears
Bouncer Sanusi Sadiq is charged with manslaughter of Barry Whelan over altercation on a Boston street in 2023
The Irish Times 
Charity shortlisted after helping keep homes warm
Severn Wye has been shortlisted for the Health Service Journal Partnership Award.
BBC Politics 
High Street beauty giant continues rapid expansion with 'iconic' opening
Sephora opened five stores in 2025 and is now expanding into new territory
Full list of tuberculosis symptoms after boy, four, diagnosed with Victorian disease
Megan West, who is from Coventry, West Midlands, recently warned other parents about the signs and symptoms of tuberculosis, after Elliot was diagnosed with the infectious disease
The Mirror 
New supermarket granted alcohol licence after public health withdraws concerns
Wolverhampton's public health officials had raised concerns over the sale of super-strength alcohol but later withdrew their objection after taking legal advice
Birmingham Live 
'I volunteer at the baby bank that helped me'
The Family Matters charity in Weymouth works to help parents with babies and children of pre school age.
Birmingham Council planning sale of former office block amid plans for apartments
Crisis-hit Birmingham Council has already disposed of more than £250m worth of ‘assets’ against a backdrop of financial turmoil
State pensioners aged over 80 sent 'inevitable' letter and 'it'll get worse'
State pensioners with SERPS topping up their payments are being warned.
DWP handing Universal Credit claimants £110 less and 'refusing' to adjust rate
Universal Credit claimants are being handed £110 A MONTH less from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) than they are owed, it has been warned.
'We need housing help in the Scottish Budget - or I will never be independent'
People in Scotland tell BBC News what they need to hear in Shona Robison's Scottish Budget.
BBC 
Tensions flare in Minnesota as protesters and federal agents repeatedly square off
Days of demonstrations against immigration agents and a new lawsuit have left Minnesota tense
The Independent 
Firms call for 'competitive' tax system ahead of Holyrood election
Claire Mack, the chief executive of Scottish Renewables, said confidence depends on issues such as tax competitiveness
The Scotsman 
Even If You’re Allergic To TikTok, You’ll Be Embarrassingly Obsessed With These 41 TikTok Products
You'll be so in love with this viral $8 tubing mascara and these deeecadent Lululemon legging swaps that you'll be blushing. View Entire Post ›
BuzzFeed News 
Coal power falls in India and China for first time in decades amid record clean energy growth
The shift, driven by record installations and softer demand growth, could mark a turning point for the world’s two biggest coal users