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North Wales News: Body found off Anglesey could take days to identify
DNA and other forensic tests are being carried out after the corpse was spotted by fishermen, off the coast of Malltraeth.
First Minister details how 32.4m extra cash will help poorest pupils
Details of the grants to be distributed in North Wales will be announced by First Minister Carwyn Jones when he officially opens Ysgol yr Hendre in Caernarfon today.
North Wales News: 200 join rally to fight for Welsh language jobs in Caernarfon - video
MORE than 200 protesters took to the streets of Caernarfon to oppose the closure of ScottishPower's Welsh language call centre.
North Wales News: Arrests made after illegal worker raids on Gwynedd restaurants
Eight officers descended on the Spice Bank, High Street, Criccieth - arresting four men.
Cardiff: 'Cut empty places or axe schools' warning
Mr Ffransis said: "This is an exercise in statistics and needs to be discussed with local communities.
North Wales News: House prices soar by more than double in Porthmadog and Pwllheli
HOUSE prices in seaside towns have soared in the past decade, some more than doubling their value, a new study has found.
Democratic deserts of North Wales
PARTS of Denbighshire, Gwynedd and Conwy have been branded 'democracy deserts' with more than 13,000 people denied a vote in the election.
North Wales News: On-line campaign to Angelsey/Gwynedd halt marine conservation zones
LINE campaign to halt the creation of conservation zones in coastal areas of Anglesey and Gwynedd has started.
North Wales Elections 2012: North Wales elections 2012: Low turnout for council vote
Turnouts ranged from 48% in Gwynedd to 35% in Flintshire, a fall from 40% at the last local elections.
North Wales News: Foreign tourists flock to North Wales
THE number of overseas visits to North Wales increased last year - bucking the trend for the country as a whole, new figures will reveal today.