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Tink Llewellyn
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Journalist, BBC Careers
Cardiff
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By Nicola Bryan Verified, Tink Llewellyn| BBC News Verified 'It's amazing being an overnight TikTok sensation'Nicola Bryan & Tink LlewellynBBCJoel says he has the "best mum in the world"Joel and his mum Clare only joined TikTok in January but they're already getting used to strangers recognising them in the street. Clare Cerasuolo began sharing videos of the pair's amusing tiffs and heart-felt conversations at home in Port Talbot because she wants people to "see how amazing people with Down's syndrome are".
By Cemlyn Davies Verified, Tink Llewellyn| Yahoo Verified Some roads in Wales will revert to 30mph following backlash at the Welsh government's £34m default 20mph policy. Transport Secretary Ken Skates said the changes will address the concerns that "a lot of people" have raised "on a consistent basis". "We've put our hands up to say the guidance has to be corrected," he said. Swansea council leader Rob Stewart welcomed the change, but said the government must help foot the bill to swap signage.
By Nicola Bryan Verified, Tink Llewellyn| BBC News Verified 'It's amazing being an overnight TikTok sensation'Nicola Bryan & Tink LlewellynBBCJoel says he has the "best mum in the world"Joel and his mum Clare only joined TikTok in January but they're already getting used to strangers recognising them in the street. Clare Cerasuolo began sharing videos of the pair's amusing tiffs and heart-felt conversations at home in Port Talbot because she wants people to "see how amazing people with Down's syndrome are".
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