Does the Welsh fire-break lockdown also apply to Cardiff and Swansea?

Wales will go into a "short, sharp" national lockdown from Friday until 9 November.

People will be told to stay at home and pubs, restaurants, hotels and non-essential shops must shut.

Primary schools will reopen after the half-term break, but only Years 7 and 8 in secondary schools can return at that time under new "firebreak" rules.

Gatherings indoors and outdoors with people not in your household will also be banned.

First Minister Mark Drakeford said the "time-limited firebreak" would be "a ... 12% in Wales and nearly 19% in Cardiff, which also has the highest case ... Janine Brown, who owns of Crundles gift shop in Swansea, said: "I'm obviously disappointed

Yes.  I find it very relaxing.

Cardiff and Swansea last time I looked were in Wales, so of course

Last time I looked, Cardiff and Swansea were part of Wales. The answer is "Yes".

Of course it does, it covers the whole country. Daft question.

Yes! It is enforced across the whole of Wales 

Yes it does it covers all of Wales