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YesCymru needs to learn the lessons of Cymru Fydd and put unity over division

Ifan Morgan Jones The resignation of YesCymru Chair, Siôn Jobbins, won’t have come as a complete surprise to anyone who…

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It’s coming home: Why I’m supporting England in the final, by Dai Lama

Dai Lama While there is no doubt that all of England will rally behind Gareth Southgate’s brave Marxist warriors, questions…

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They can see the Senedd, but feel it’s not helping them: Why the Welsh Government must act on cladding

Mabon ap Gwynfor, Senedd Member for Dwyfor Meirionnydd Rhys ab Owen, Senedd Member for South Wales Central We’re pleased to…

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Journalist’s question to Schmeichel show why it’s hard for Welsh fans to support England

Gareth Ceidiog Hughes Even when you play international football for another country, your success is ultimately all about England. That…

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Ending Wales’ evictions ban is an irresponsible move in the middle of a housing and Covid crisis

Mabon ap Gwynfor MS, Plaid Cymru Spokesperson for Housing Everyone should have a right to a home but the current…

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Labour may never win England again: Where does that leave the party’s unionist vision?

Ifan Morgan Jones Labour’s narrow win in the Batley and Spen by-election, a seat they were deeply worried they may…

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The Senedd’s declaration of a nature emergency is welcome but time is running out

Jon Gower When I first moved to Cardiff in the 1980s the sound of a late June evening would be…

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Why slapping a 100 foot Union Jack on the side of a building is unlikely to help save the Union

Ifan Morgan Jones In his book Banal Nationalism, Michael Billig discusses two types of nationalism – one is ‘hot’ nationalism,…

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Is Wales ready to listen to those who suffer racism every day?

Nia Morais This article is also available in the Welsh language here. I still haven’t watched the video of George…

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The Tories promised Wales a post-Brexit land of milk and honey – the curdled reality leaves a sour taste

Luke Fletcher, Plaid Cymru Economy spokesperson After yesterday’s heartbreak at the Euro 2020 championship defeat, a sporting cliché comes to…

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‘Muscular Unionism’ is only succeeding in tearing the UK apart

Ifan Morgan Jones The First Minister delivered a withering put down to the UK Government’s ‘One Britain One Nation’ drive…

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Housing crisis isn’t confined to Welsh-speaking heartlands and coastal communities

Peredur Owen Griffiths, Plaid Cymru MS for the South Wales East Region The extent of the housing crisis was thrown…