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Access Wales & U.K. Newspapers Easy access to local, regional and national news Quick Facts Features more than 25 newspapers from across Wales Includes the major dailies and community newspapers Interface in English or Welsh Overview Designed specifically for libraries in Wales, Access Wales & U.K. Newspapers features popular news sources from within Wales, providing in-depth coverage of local and regional issues and events. Well-known sources from England, Scotland, Northern Ireland are also included, further expanding the scope of this robust research tool. Welsh News This collection of more than 25 Welsh newspapers offers users daily and weekly news sources of interest, including the North Wales edition of the Daily Post, the Western Mail and the South Wales Evening Post. News articles provide detailed coverage of businesses, government, sports, politics, the arts, culture, finance, health, science, education and more – from large and small cities alike. Daily updates keep users informed of the latest developments from the assembly government, farming news, rugby and cricket events, and much more. Retrospective articles - ideal for comparing today’s issues and events with past news - are included, as well. U.K. News This optional collection of more than 500 news sources provides in-depth coverage of issues and events within the U.K. and Ireland. Major national broadsides and tabloids are complemented by a list of popular daily, weekly and online news sources, including The Times (1985 forward), Financial Times, The Guardian, and The Scotsman. This robust collection keeps readers and researchers abreast of local and national news, as well as developments in nearby countries that impact life in Wales. Powerful search options Updated daily, Access Wales & U.K. Newspapers provides millions of current and archived news articles that researchers can use to pinpoint sources, compare perspectives, and track subjects historically and geographically. Users can quickly and easily search either a single Welsh newspaper or Welsh and U.K. news simultaneously. Customised searches can be created and saved for future use or configured for email alerts. For more information on this and other NewsBank collections, call 0.800.028.5310, email [email protected] or visit www.newsbank.com PL/acad-071315.

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