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Beautiful Welsh market town packed with independent shops is one of UK's 'best places to live'But be careful which day you choose to visit. The average house price here in the picturesque Welsh town of Llandeilo is £241,265, making it costlier than the average Welsh town — but far below what you'd pay across large areas of the UK to live somewhere as pretty. And the town, at the heart of rural Carmarthenshire, has just been named among the best places to live in the UK by The Sunday Times. ‌Jo said the Flows Café Bar on Market Street "looked very appealing" and "full of character inside". Hengwrt has a history that includes being used as a police station, magistrates court, open market and offices and is now also the headquarters of Llandeilo Fawr Town Council.

Pacemaker Press 02-12-2025: Ulster Rugby PRE-MATCH MEDIA Ulster RugbyÕs Assistant Coach Mark Sexton pictured during a interview ahead of Ulster Rugby's EPCR Challenge Cup Round 1 Pool stage fixture v Racing 92 at Affidea Stadium in Belfast. They are at basement team Zebre this weekend and though Richie Murphy’s side will be making the trip with some confidence that they will have fully addressed the glitches, currently third-placed Ulster know they can ill afford many more slip ups in the run-in towards the play-offs. “I think probably the biggest thing (that went wrong) was our accuracy,” Sexton said of hosting the westerners. We’ve analysed it hard and we’ve made sure to fix the things that didn’t go well and we’ll learn our lessons and go again. “And then we went after a small bit of our physicality around the breakdown and our physicality around our carry.”

Mauricio Pochettino makes admission over Premier League return after Tottenham talks emergeMauricio Pochettino has fuelled talk that he could make a stunning return to his former club Tottenham Hotspur in the summer by admitting he misses working in EnglandView 3 Images Mauricio Pochettino admits he misses working in England (Image: John Dorton/ISI Photos/USSF/Getty Images)Mauricio Pochettino admits he 'misses the football scene in England' as speculation linking him with a return to the Premier League and his former club, Tottenham Hotspur, continues to grow. ‌Pochettino enjoyed a hugely successful five-year spell at Spurs which culminated in him guiding the club to the Champions League final before his departure in 2019. ‌After leaving Tottenham, Pochettino managed both Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain before becoming the head coach of the United States Men's National Team (USMNT) ahead of their home World Cup, co-hosted by Canada and Mexico this summer. ‌Rumours persist regarding the managerial situation at Tottenham, with the club languishing just a point above the relegation zone and Igor Tudor's future far from certain. The Italian is highly-rated from his two-year stint with Brighton in the Premier League and is unattached after leaving Marseille last month.

Gillian Anderson shared behind the scenes snaps from filming Channel 4 drama Trespasses after the show's nominations at the BAFTAs. The actress, 57, congratulated the cast and crew for receiving six BAFTA TV nominations at this year's awards. Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, Gillian shared a stunning snap of herself posing alongside actress Lola during filming. She also shared several close up selfies and a snap of Lola behind the wheel of a car. Trespasses was nominated for Limited Drama, Costume Design, Dawn Shadforth for Directing, Photography and Lighting, Production Design and screenwriter Ailbhe Keogan was nominated for Writing.

James Corden's sister Ruth has admitted weight loss drugs have 'revolutionised her life' after dropping an incredible nine stone. Ruth, 44, previously revealed she 'ballooned to a size 28' before turning to weight loss injections over two years ago. Speaking about her fluctuating size on The Life Of Bryony podcast with Bryony Gordon, Ruth explained how she struggled with 'horrendous' food noise. The civil servant and podcaster said: 'I went on semaglutide [weight loss drug], it will be two years this year and in all honesty it has revolutionised my life. 'I have polycystic ovarian syndrome and endometriosis and it all became about my weight, everything was centred around weight.

Connacht are “getting there” but still face an uphill battle to secure a top-eight finish in the URC. Running out of games, Stuart Lancaster’s side is now looking to build on last weekend’s win over Ulster as they return to Dexcom Stadium to face Ospreys on Saturday (kick-off 2.15pm). Ospreys are such a tough team to beat, we know that from the Challenge Cup game.”With the club’s future still in doubt, Lancaster expects Ospreys to come to Galway “fighting for their life”. Photograph: James Crombie/InphoLancaster also paid tribute to outhalf Jack Carty, who announced his retirement on Tuesday after 15 seasons at Connacht. A product of the Connacht pathway system through Buccaneers RFC and Marist College, he was Connacht captain from 2022-2024.

A man has been found dead following a fire at the same house where a boy and his great-aunt died in a previous arson attack. Irish national police said they are investigating 'all the circumstances' of the fire at Castleview Park in Edenderry, County Offaly, which occurred just three months after a fatal blaze at the same property. An Garda Siochana said in a statement: 'The body of an adult person has been discovered inside the premises. 'A post-mortem will be conducted to determine the cause of death, which will determine the course of any Garda investigation.' In December 2025, four-year-old Tadhg Farrell and his great-aunt Mary Holt were murdered after a fire was deliberately started at the property.

The late John FlanaganChamber honours late John Flanagan with Remembrance AwardTullamore & District Chamber of Commerce paid tribute to the late John Flanagan at the 2026 Chamber Business Awards on Friday night, presenting a special Remembrance Award in recognition of his extraordinary contribution to business, community and public life in Tullamore. The award was presented during a poignant moment in the ceremony, where members of the Flanagan family were invited to the stage to accept the honour on his behalf. Born in Cappincur in 1931, John Flanagan’s journey was one defined by determination, vision and a strong work ethic. He was a passionate advocate for collaboration, leadership and the importance of a strong local business voice. Beyond his professional and public life, John Flanagan was remembered as a devoted family man.

EU and Australia agree free trade and defence agreementsThe European Union and Australia have agreed on a Free Trade Agreement, as well as a Security and Defence Partnership, the European Commission has announced. ​The Free Trade Agreement was agreed at a meeting in Canberra between European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. ​This will give European exporters access to the Australian market, including the removal of 99% of tariffs on EU goods to Australia. ​“With these dynamic new partnerships on security and defence, as well as trade, we are moving even closer together. These agreements put in place lasting, trust-based structures to support peace and security through strength, driving prosperity through rules-based trade, and working together to uphold global institutions.

In the Dáil on Tuesday night, the Government's financial resolution to cut excise passed by 118 votes to 39, with only Sinn Féin and Independent TD Carol Nolan voting against. Prices at the pumps will be cut by between 15c and 20c until the end of May as the Government moves to tackle soaring costs for motorists and hauliers. He said the Government had "done nothing" for four weeks and that the package announced on Tuesday was "too little, too late". He said the Government could have cut excise further and had done nothing to address the cost of home heating oil. People Before Profit-Solidarity TD Ruth Coppinger said she was concerned to hear that measures for hauliers and bus companies would be backdated.

Body discovered after fire at house where two died in December arson attackGarda are investigating all the circumstances of a house fire that occurred this morning at a domestic residence in Castleview Park, Edenderry, Co. Offaly. The body of an adult has been discovered inside the premises, which is the same house where Mary Holt and Tadhg Farrell were murdered in December 2025 in an arson attack. A post mortem will be conducted to determine the cause of death, which will determine the course of any Garda investigation. Gardaí in Tullamore are appealing for any person with any information on this house fire to contact An Garda Síochána. Anyone with information is asked to contact Tullamore Garda Station on 057 932 7600, the Garda Confidential Line 1800 666 111 or any Garda Station.

The body of Christopher ‘Crunchie’ Holt, aged in his sixties, was found after a blaze at the house in the early hours of Tuesday. However, family members and friends of Mr Holt paid tribute to him. It is understood gardaí believe Mr Holt died in a tragic incident and that the fire may have been accidental. Although the house had been boarded up since December’s fire, it is understood Mr Holt was living in the kitchen as the rest of the home was uninhabitable. Alongside a series of images of Mr Holt, she wrote: “Fly high with the angels.

How Liverpool players past and present responded to bombshell Mohamed Salah announcementMohamed Salah announced on Tuesday he will leave Liverpool at the end of the season, with players past and present paying tribute to the Reds legendView 2 Images Mohamed Salah has announced he will be leaving Liverpool at the end of the seasonLiverpool players past and present have paid tribute to Mohamed Salah following confirmation that he will depart the club at the end of the season. Following Salah's announcement, a host of Liverpool players - both former and current - responded and paid homage to the departing Reds icon. Alexis Mac Allister added a clapping emoji, Harvey Elliott penned "legend" along with a crying and a red love heart emoji, whilst Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk commented with a red love heart and clapping emoji. ‌Jordan Henderson, now at Brentford, responded with a king and red love heart emoji, Florian Wirtz posted a folded hands and red love heart emoji, and Ryan Gravenberch wrote "legend" with a red love heart emoji. Darwin Nunez added a red love heart and king emoji, Ibrahima Konate declared, "The King", whilst Joe Gomez posted two red love heart emojis and Steven Gerrard contributed a red love heart emoji of his own.

EXCLUSIVE: Theo Walcott urges Max Dowman to snub World Cup if Thomas Tuchel picks Arsenal gemTheo Walcott, who was named in England's 2006 World Cup squad as a fresh-faced 17-year-old, hopes Max Dowman will sit out of this summer's tournament in North AmericaView 3 Images Thomas Tuchel says the door is open for Max Dowman to make England's World Cup squadEighty five days out from England's World Cup opener against Croatia in Texas, Thomas Tuchel has plenty to deliberate. Tuchel is leaving no stone unturned in his bid to end England's gruelling 60-year wait for glory. ‌For that reason, he is refusing to rule out utilising a unique secret weapon in North America: Arsenal's 16-year-old wonderkid Max Dowman, whom the German has already described as a "game-changer." At 17 years and 75 days, Theo Walcott remains England's youngest-ever debutant, however, Dowman would obliterate that long-standing record if he were to receive the nod this summer. ‌But he was later overlooked by Fabio Capello for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa and also missed the 2014 tournament in Brazil following knee surgery.