As it happened: Waless Covid vaccine passport plan to be announced - BBC News
Wales' average number of Covid cases is 2,260 a day, compared to 1,862 the week before.
Director of the Welsh NHS Confederation, Darren Hughes, believes Covid is one of many pressures facing health providers and also called for a clear plan for social care.

“As cases rise, so too do the numbers of Covid patients in hospital and for some, intensive care, adding to the already extreme pressure on the NHS and its staff.

"Taking up the offer of a vaccine remains the best form of defence and we strongly encourage all those who have not yet taken up the offer to come forward."

However, he says pressures on the NHS are not just from Covid, but dealing with a backlog of patients while experiencing unprecedented levels of demand on ambulance services and emergency departments.

“These pressures are being compounded by the inability to discharge many medically fit patients into social care settings due to extreme pressures faced by the sector," he added.

“Now that the government has more information on future funding for social care, we need a clear, sustainable, long-term plan for the sector, as well as short-term solutions to stabilise what is a very challenging and untenable situation.”