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Further devolution and reform of the Barnett formula could be on the cards sooner than expected if Labour sneak a…

“I’m American, and I sell cereal, and I’m a Mormon.” Elder Steven Kellogg, pauses, and cracks a grin. He likes…

Labour are projected to tighten their grip on Wales at next week's Westminster General Election, further squeezing Plaid Cymru and…

Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood was widely praised for her performance in Wednesday night’s BBC Westminster Election leadership debate.

A group of Māori language activists stunned the watching crowds at the Urdd Eisteddfod today with a display of song…

Most children would need to attend Welsh-medium primary schools by 2030 if the government is to stand a chance of…

Outside a cafe in Llandudno, Alex Sansome waits, bucket in hand, for passers-by to contribute to his charity. He’s been…

Caernarfon’s Yes Cymru group was launched at the town’s Galeri theatre on Friday night.

The Conservative Party have now occupied what was previously UKIP’s political turf, according to a Professor of Welsh Politics at…

A quarter of the public now favour independence for Wales, according to YouGov.

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