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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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There’s a solution to coronavirus confusion – just use the ‘E’ word

Ifan Morgan Jones Some of us who take a great deal of interest in Welsh politics have long been worried…

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Westminster won’t implement a basic income to get us through this crisis – but Wales should

Helen Mary Jones, Plaid Cymru Assembly Member for Mid and West Later today I will be taking part in the first…

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Will the coronavirus pandemic stop the Welsh independence movement in its tracks?

Ifan Wyn Jones One thing that has become evident over the last month is that the coronavirus pandemic is going…

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Will we use this crisis to rediscover the value of community – or for more suspicion and othering?

Mike Parker Human evolution is a long old game. We still have our coccyx, the remnant of a long-vanished tail,…

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Last weekend’s pandemic-panic awayday was inevitable – but so was the visceral response

Mike Parker So, the weekend is upon us again. You’ve probably not noticed, as for those of us whose work…

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It’s high time the Welsh Government gave clarity to students on their AS exams

Jonathon Dawes, Member of Welsh Youth Parliament for the Vale of Clwyd Only last week, I and other young people…

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We’ve been told before that things will never be the same again – can we mean it this time?

Mike Parker In these feverish times, what counts as an essential job? Some are self-evident. Doctors, nurses, carers and chemists,…

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Opinion

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

There’s a solution to coronavirus confusion – just use the ‘E’ word

Westminster won’t implement a basic income to get us through this crisis – but Wales should

Will the coronavirus pandemic stop the Welsh independence movement in its tracks?

Will we use this crisis to rediscover the value of community – or for more suspicion and othering?

Last weekend’s pandemic-panic awayday was inevitable – but so was the visceral response

It’s high time the Welsh Government gave clarity to students on their AS exams

We’ve been told before that things will never be the same again – can we mean it this time?

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