内容摘要：Given how much time it takes to make a blockbuster movie, the gap between No Time To Die and the next film could break the six-year record for the longest period between Bond releases.

Given how much time it takes to make a blockbuster movie, the gap between No Time To Die and the next film could break the six-year record for the longest period between Bond releases.

One line at outdoor attraction Zip World Tower had to close.South Wales Fire and Rescue Service asked people to avoid the area.

It is one of several wildfires being dealt with by fire crews across Wales.One in Pantside near Newbridge in Newport began at about midday on Friday and another in Pontycymmer in Bridgend county at about 15:00 on Tuesday.Another wildfire at Tir-Phil in Caerphilly county flared up at about 11:00 on Wednesday and one in Ogmore Vale just before 13:00 on Thursday.

Residents have been advised to keep doors and windows closed.Access to the A4061 Rhigos mountain road, linking Bridgend with Hirwaun via the Ogmore and Rhondda valleys, was closed at 13:00 on Wednesday, but later reopened.

Sally Davies of Natural Resources Wales said: “Our officers have been working with South Wales Fire and Rescue since we became aware of the current fire on Rhigos mountain on Tuesday.

“Controlled burning and fire breaks are being used to slow the spread of the fire which now covers around 40 hectares. Several fire engines and sprinter vans have been brought in to assist with controlling the blaze, as well as a helicopter."The remaining eight were undetermined or remain under investigation, it said.

The Glasgow University team behind the report said the overall level of deaths in custody last year was the highest since modern records began, in 1995, and almost certainly the highest ever."That rise is absolutely stunning. It's unprecedented," said Professor Sarah Armstrong who led the research.

The report also said prison deaths from suicide had been rising since 2016 and may have reached a record high last year.Prof Armstrong said she was encouraged by the SPS reaction to a report into the deaths of