Mark Drakeford: Last News

Wales are changing on Friday - with people banned from entering the country if they are from an area of the UK 'with a high prevalence of coronavirus'. After Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford had his request for a travel restrictions to be implemented in high-risk areas rejected, the devolved government has now imposed its own regulations.

I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! series which is due to start filming in the coming weeks could be in doubt due to new coronavirus rules.

I'm A Celebrity fans breathed a sigh of relief earlier this year when it was announced that the show would be going ahead. ITV bosses had managed to switch up the customary Aussie jungle for a windswept - and allegedly haunted - castle in the north of Wales.

AMANDA Holden has shared her fears for this year's series of I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here after Wales closed their border with England. The ITV show now faces fresh chaos after it was announced that London - where many of the celebs live - will be moving into Tier 2 of lockdown from Saturday.

I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! will still be filmed in Wales despite new restrictions, an ITV spokesperson told Standard Online.There were fears the popular ITV series, hosted by Ant and Dec may be hauled from the schedules after Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford announced that UK citizens in areas under Tier 2 and Tier 3 coronavirus restrictions are banned from entering the country.This has the potential for things to become particularly difficult as London is set to enter the Tier 2 stage of lockdown, while Greater Manchester is planning to plunge into Tier 3.Wales is currently under some of the UK’s strictest coronavirus regulations, with most people unable to cross county lines without a “reasonable excuse” – which includes work.

This year's I'm A Celebrity.., Get Me Out of Here! is facing more chaos as the First Minister of Wales has threatened to ban English people from crossing the border as coronavirus cases rise.

Amanda Holden has shared her concern about the fate of the 2002 series of I’m A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!

I'M A Celebrity is now under threat as the First Minister of Wales has threatened to ban English people from crossing the border. Mark Drakeford has told Boris Johnson he will ban people living in coronavirus hotspots in England from crossing the border from Friday.

First Minster Mark Drakeford says he is considering implementing a two-week circuit breaker lockdown across Wales.

VWelsh pubs will shut at the same time as English bars to prevent boozers on the border crossing the frontier for an after-hours pint, Wales' First Minister revealed today

Matt Lucas made his debut on The Great British Bake Off in a skit mimicking British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s coronavirus briefings.

Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown will answer your questions as he chats live to the Mirror's Kevin Maguire.

Keir Starmer has said.The Labour leader used an interview today to insist the Union was safe in his party's hands and promised he would campaign ahead of next year's Holyrood elections against calls for an IndyRef2.The constitutional debate has been reignited in Scotland following a series of opinion polls this year suggesting rising support for independence.Nicola Sturgeon wants the UK Government to grant Holyrood the powers to hold another legally-binding referendum on the issue but Boris Johnson has so far flatly refused.Mark Drakeford, the Labour leader in Wales, last week argued the decision to hold another vote on the constitution was for "the people of Wales or the people of Scotland to make that decision, and then that decision must

Former PM Gordon Brown is launching a radical UK-wide campaign to stop the coronavirus fallout triggering massive unemployment.

Schools in Wales will not open on June 1 First Minister Mark Drakeford has confirmed.

Wales' First Minister Mark Drakeford has spoken of the "close relationship and a long history" between Wales and the North West as he urged people to keep away.

England is on its own in the coronavirus fight as Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have all slammed Boris Johnson's 'stay alert' advice with the 'four nations' approach having fallen apart.

Boris Johnson is set to address the nation on his plans to ease lockdown on Sunday night.

Wales is making three 'modest adjustments' to its coronavirus lockdown restrictions from Monday.

Wales has announced it will extend its coronavirus lockdown measures, following a day after Scotland did the same.

Nicola Sturgeon insisted decisions on reopening schools must be made by the Scottish Government - not Downing Street.