News about Gareth Jones

In the last year, there has been a surge in people living in motorhomes, caravans, and converted vans as they compete not only against the economic climate but also the country-wide housing crisis. However, many people in the city have reported that their quality of life has improved than it would have been if they stayed in traditional housing. They include people from engineers to stonemasons and students.

Nineteen people were banned from enforcement for breaching stringent regulatory laws. Patients were found to have inadequate facilities to order 'high risk' medications online, leaving them 'liable to abuse, misappropriation, and overuse.' Burwash Pharmacy in Hove, East Sussex, posed a'significant risk to patient wellbeing' due to the 'inadequate' prescribing of weight loss medications. It has been forbidden from selling or supplying any weight loss products, including the'miracle' slimming jab Saxenda. On an interactive map, MailOnline has highlighted all of the incriminating pharmacies.

After four decades on airwaves, CITV is expected to close its doors on Friday, having produced a slew of classic children's shows that put its American neighbors to shame. The brand first appeared on television in 1983 as an afternoon segment before being moved to its own channel in 2006. CITV has kickstarted the careers of some of Britain's most well-known stars, with some of whom have gone on to make millions, while others have chosen to pursue more modest careers.

Huw Thomas, a BBC journalist who has written a book about the King's kinship with his eldest son, was speaking at the Hay Festival. After being taught to speak the language (right, Charles on his last day at Aberystwyth University) by a nationalist scholar who was depicted in Netflix's drama The Crown, the King enjoyed a lavish investiture in Wales in 1969 (top inset). Charles also embedded himself in Welsh culture and history, assisting him in establishing a deep link with the country that he maintains to this day. William may now'supercharge' his relationship with Wales, according to Mr Thomas, as he continues to imitate his father's links with the region.

Members of one of Bristol's 'van dweller' groups have been warned fines or even jail time if they meet with residents of the city's Easton suburb. It comes after a string of concerns, including blocked pavements, fires, and a rise in the number of cars. In an effort to relocate the population, Bristol City Council is enforcing new rules.

Over 108 high-street chemists were reprimanded for failing to adhere to basic requirements over the past year, according to MailOnline. Ten of the ten that are currently under scrutiny for breaching tightening regulatory guidelines include ten. On an interactive map, MailOnline has highlighted all of the convicted pharmacies. Every pharmacy is also listed in a table below, with the registration number, location, and postcode, allowing you to see how they are judged by the regulator on their website.

Gareth Jones, 63, and Gaynor Madgwick, a former Pantglas Primary School pupil, died in October 1966 when a fire struck the mining village in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales. Gareth, a father of three children who was left as a child and inset as an adult, has previously described how he was able to scale the hillside before engulfing the school, burying 144 people, including 116 children. Gaynor, (pictured right as a child and inset right today with the Princess of Wales) who lost her brother and sister in the tragedy, met with the Princess of Wales on her visit to the mining village today.

During a walkabout in Wales, Kate Middleton (left) permitted a young royal fan to play with her handbag. The Prince and Princess of Wales paid a visit to those who suffered on the coal-tip landslide in Aberfan on October 21st, 1966. The royal couple took the time to speak with citizens of the public after visiting a memorial garden, which is located on the campus where the Pantglas school once was located. The Princess of Wales met with mother Lucy Williams, who was holding her one-year-old son Daniel (right). The cheeky toddler expressed an obsession with Kate's miniature £695 Mulberry handbag when his mother met with the royal.

In late February, Edinburgh-based RM Funds unveiled a plan dubbed 'Project Casa' to try to persuade shareholders that it will be retained as the investment advisor for the sheltered housing company. As it became embroiled in a string of escalating crises, Alvarium, the previous advisor, severed its links with Home REIT. RM has promised a "immediate cut" in advisory fees in a draft document seen by the Mail, while still promising to reinvest a portion of it into buying shares.

The family's life in Morecambe, where the family enjoyed happily for three generations, has turned into a nightmare due to the condition of a Home REIT property next door. Home REIT's company is purchasing a home and selling it to charities, who in turn will provide beds for homeless and vulnerable adults. The house next to the Hydes has been vacant for months and has been partially demolished. The back of the house was knocked down 18 months earlier due to subsidence, and what appeared to be an internal wall separating it from the Hydes' dwelling has been replaced by just a thin layer of plastic sheeting. As a result, Craig, 45, a railway worker, Helen, and their two children are all being forced to live in extremely cold and damp rooms.

Home REIT, which stands for Real Estate Investment Trust, aims to profit from housing for the homeless, those fleeing domestic violence, ex-service people, and prison leavers. However, the authorities have suspended trading in the company's shares since January. Auditors from BDO are investigating allegations that were denied by Home REIT of unpaid rents, inflated property values, and queries regarding the fees for the firm's investment advisor Alvarium, a London wealth management company. BDO hasn't signed up on the accounts, so the firm will hold its annual shareholder meeting on Monday without them, which is a strange occurrence.

According to Prostate Cancer UK, the percentage of patients with the disease who are too advanced to treat varies greatly based on where they live. Gareth Jones, a 55-year-old Glasgow surgeon, was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer in June 2021. More than a third of men in Scotland are only diagnosed as stage 4 - which means the cancer is metastatic and spreads to another area of the body. Despite this, the figure for London is much less, at just 12.5 percent. The diagram below shows the breakdown, which is shown on the right.

EXCLUSIVE: Only 12.2 million over-50s, health and care workers, and immunocompromised people in England had a top-up jab by October 30. It means the vaccination drive, which opened to 26 million people on September 1 and was deemed critical for safeguarding the elderly and the NHS against Covid this winter, has only been successful to just 47% of those eligible. Health officials want all jabs to be cleared out by December, when they expect infections to peak, in order to ensure maximum security among the country's most endangered citizens. Groups eligible for vaccination booster (left) and fall booster vaccine uptake among over-50s (right).

A-level students have been warned to expect disappointment as tens of thousands of people are expected to fall short of predicted grades due to harsher marking, putting them at a risk of losing their seats at university. Many students are already preparing for their results and anxiously waiting for their results on Thursday, and the news has made what has been a tense week even more difficult for them. FEMAIL has spoken to education, parenting and career experts from across the UK who have shared their advice on what you can do to prepare