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This pandemic is the moment tech giants have been dreaming of – even I’m shoveling my data online

Mike Parker Like most middle-aged people, I’m finding the technological demands of this pandemic to be quite a challenge. I’d…

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The UK Government took Wales’ testing kits – fixing devolution should be minimum compensation

Ben Gwalchmai, co-founder of Labour4indyWales I was more than a little shocked to read that Adam Price is now heading…

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Why we should celebrate the contribution of Dafydd Elis-Thomas, a great Welsh radical

Simon Brooks There will be mixed feelings within the national movement about Dafydd Elis-Thomas’s announcement today that he intends to…

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Could the pandemic bring us all back together while keeping us apart?

Mike Parker It is five years – and it seems, several lifetimes – since the 2015 general election. Corona was…

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Coronavirus has highlighted the unfairness faced by our rural Welsh communities

*English follows below* Robat Idris, Cadeirydd, Grŵp Cymunedau, Cymdeithas yr Iaith Go brin fod yr un ohonoch chi heb ryfeddu…

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Despite a poll surge, the Welsh Conservatives still don’t look like getting into government

Ifan Morgan Jones On the face of it, the new YouGov poll is extremely good news for the Welsh Conservatives.…

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After the coronavirus pandemic, there will be no going back to business as usual

Jane Dodds, Leader of the Welsh Liberal Democrats C19 has caused the biggest economic shock of modern times. The Government…

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Pantycelyn – how Aberystwyth’s most famous hall of residence came to be

Hywel Moseley This is definitely not the autobiography I have been urged to write (and probably will not). It refers…

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In a pandemic, fake news can become a lightning conductor for our fears and frustrations

Mike Parker A neighbour played a brilliant April Fool on us last week. My partner took the call, and hotfooted…

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The Welshman on the front line of New York’s battle with COVID-19

Jaz-Michael King Friday, April 3rd. It’s been a heck of a week. New York is the hotspot for COVID-19 in…

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In a pandemic, ‘for Wales, see England’ could have deadly consequences

Jasmine Donahaye The news that the Westminster government appears to have interfered in the Welsh government’s access to Covid-19 testing…

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The BBC needs to start listening to doctors – not government spin

Mike Parker Some nicknames fit so perfectly, they almost eclipse the real one. The BBC has long been known as…

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Opinion

This pandemic is the moment tech giants have been dreaming of – even I’m shoveling my data online

The UK Government took Wales’ testing kits – fixing devolution should be minimum compensation

Why we should celebrate the contribution of Dafydd Elis-Thomas, a great Welsh radical

Could the pandemic bring us all back together while keeping us apart?

Coronavirus has highlighted the unfairness faced by our rural Welsh communities

Despite a poll surge, the Welsh Conservatives still don’t look like getting into government

After the coronavirus pandemic, there will be no going back to business as usual

Pantycelyn – how Aberystwyth’s most famous hall of residence came to be

In a pandemic, fake news can become a lightning conductor for our fears and frustrations

The Welshman on the front line of New York’s battle with COVID-19

In a pandemic, ‘for Wales, see England’ could have deadly consequences

The BBC needs to start listening to doctors – not government spin

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