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May 28, 2025

TOM CRUISE PULLS OUT ALL THE STOPS TO MAKE SURE MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE FRANCHISE GOES OUT WITH A BANG

- REVIEWS BY DAMON SMITH

STILL A FORCE TO BE RECKONED WITH...

CONSIDERING Tom Cruise's willingness to hurl himself into the slavering jaws of death for our big screen entertainment in the Mission: Impossible films, the franchise's bombastic title has always seemed like a slight exaggeration.

The Hollywood star broke his ankle performing one daredevil stunt for the sixth film but still managed to complete the take before heading to hospital. Anything is possible.

The stakes feel monumentally high in the eighth chapter, which welcomes back director Christopher McQuarrie to tie up narrative threads from Dead Reckoning and circle back to the 1996 reboot of the TV series of the Sixties and Seventies, that suspended Cruise on cables inside a maximum-security CIA vault.

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FAKE TOYS HEALTH RISK

AN URGENT warning has been issued to parents to be aware that fake popular toys could pose a \"serious risk\" to children's health.

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1 min

August 27, 2025

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DOUBTS OVER NEW HOSPITAL

HEALTH bosses have admitted they may never be able to afford a new hospital in West Wales almost 20 years after the ambitious plans were first proposed.

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1 min

August 20, 2025

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£600K 'SLAVERY' CANNABIS PLANT

TWO men were caught helping to operate a “slavery” cannabis plant worth over half a million pounds in Carmarthen.

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1 min

August 13, 2025

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TURBINE FEARS FOR 'PARADISE'

PEOPLE who could find themselves living in the shadow of the proposed new Glyn Cothi wind farm in Carmarthenshire have spoken about their concerns.

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1 min

August 06, 2025

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PUPIL ROLL DROP FEARS

CARMARTHENSHIRE has 1,600 fewer school pupils and 300 more teaching staff than it did five years ago and the “rationalisation” of the school footprint “needs to be expedited”, a senior council officer said.

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1 min

July 30, 2025

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SITE FUTURE A MYSTERY

WORK is taking place to make parts of Carmarthen's former Wilko store safe, but the future of the large retail space remains unclear.

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1 min

July 23, 2025

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What is your biological age and how can you lower it?

DOCTORS SUGGEST A BETTER WAY TO JUDGE HOW LONG WE COULD LIVE THAN COUNTING THE NUMBER OF CANDLES ON OUR BIRTHDAY CAKE. LARA OWEN FINDS OUT MORE

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4 mins

July 16, 2025

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Thousand have say on hospitals shake-up

MORE than 1,000 people across Mid and West Wales have already shared their views about potential changes to healthcare services in the region.

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1 mins

July 16, 2025

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Carmarthen Journal

Plea for help to stop dog mess ruining county sports pitches

A COUNCIL has asked for help from the general public because sports pitches are being ruined by dog poo.

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1 mins

July 16, 2025

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Tony Thomas yn cael ei dderbyn i'r Wisg Las

MAE Tony Thomas sydd yn gweithio i'r Eisteddfod Genedlaethol yn Llanybydder wedi cael ei dderbyn i'r Orsedd.

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1 min

July 16, 2025

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