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The Met Office forecast for Friday predicts a fine and dry day with sunny spells across Wales. High pressure dominating the UK will lead to the clearance of any early mist and fog patches, leaving a pleasant day with sunshine and light winds. The maximum temperature is expected to reach 23°C.
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In recent news, a fire near the M4 in Swansea resulted in a man getting injured and multiple motorhomes being destroyed. Firefighters fought the blaze for over two and a half hours. In more positive news, starting next week, all primary school children in Wales will receive free school meals.
In other headlines, an investigation revealed a woman died after doctors failed to spot a common condition, Simon Calder issued a warning to UK passport holders about new rules, and a union criticised a council’s consultation process regarding changes to its waste service as “shambolic.”
Additionally, the Welsh Government is considering new proposals for beaver reintroduction, while a council in Ceredigion plans to close four small Welsh medium schools due to decreasing pupil numbers.
Moreover, preparations are underway for a by-election in Merthyr Tydfil, and a popular organised car event brought hundreds of older cars through Wales. Stay informed about these and more news stories across Wales and beyond with Wales Online.
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