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Hannah Woodward

Hannah Woodward

Verified

Political News Editor, Sky News

Bridgend, London

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Profiles, BasketballSoccer/Football, Features News., Investigative Stories Politics

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Total articles 121

  • Welsh government can't guarantee lives won't be lost in another coal tip disaster

    By Ali Fortescue Verified, Hannah Woodward Verified| Sky News Verified It is "difficult" to give a "cast iron guarantee" that lives won't be lost because of a coal tip disaster, the deputy first minister of Wales has told Sky News.  Nearly 60 years since the Aberfan disaster, which killed 144 people when coal waste slid down the side of a mountain into a school, £130m has been invested in securing waste left behind by coal mining operations. Earlier this year, the Welsh government said up to £600m could be needed to secure coal tips across the nation.

    By Ali Fortescue Verified, Hannah Woodward Verified · Sky News

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Welsh First Minister Expects Boost in Rail Funding Amid HS2 Controversy

    By Ali Fortescue Verified, Hannah Woodward Verified| Automobil News@ Welsh First Minister anticipates an increase in railway funding from the UK government, criticizes the disproportionate HS2 allocationsEluned Morgan, who took over as the leader of Welsh Labour last summer following an uncontested election succeeding Vaughan Gething, has been actively lobbying her party counterpart Keir Starmer for enhanced rail investment, she revealed to Sky News.

    By Ali Fortescue Verified, Hannah Woodward Verified · Automobil News

    Jan. 11, 2025

  • Welsh government can't guarantee lives won't be lost in another coal tip disaster

    By Ali Fortescue Verified, Hannah Woodward Verified| Sky News Verified It is "difficult" to give a "cast iron guarantee" that lives won't be lost because of a coal tip disaster, the deputy first minister of Wales has told Sky News.  Nearly 60 years since the Aberfan disaster, which killed 144 people when coal waste slid down the side of a mountain into a school, £130m has been invested in securing waste left behind by coal mining operations. Earlier this year, the Welsh government said up to £600m could be needed to secure coal tips across the nation.

    By Ali Fortescue Verified, Hannah Woodward Verified · Sky News

    Apr. 08, 2025

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Sky News

Sky News is a British free-to-air television news channel that provides 24-hour news coverage. Launched on February 5, 1989, it was the UK's first continuous news broadcaster, offering real-time updates on breaking news, political events, and global happenings. The channel is known for its high-definition broadcasting, which began in 2006, enhancing the viewing experience for audiences. Sky News operates in over 120 countries and offers various digital platforms, including live streaming and mobile apps, to complement its television broadcasts. The channel features specialized programming that includes political analysis, investigative journalism, and live event coverage. It relies on sponsorships for funding rather than traditional advertising, maintaining a commitment to impartiality and journalistic quality.

England, United Kingdom