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Breaking down a political hit job

Emily Price, News Editor Firstly, I want to say a very warm hello and thank everyone for the encouragement and…

Senedd sketch: Welsh NHS centre stage as First Minister’s Questions returns for the New Year

Siân Williams The 2023 competition for the most long-winded question during First Minister’s Questions in the Senedd has kicked off.…

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Being bilingual can open doors for children with developmental disabilities

Rebecca Ward, lecturer in Psychology, Swansea University and Eirini Sanoudaki, senior Lecturer in Linguistics (Bilingualism), Bangor University When parents learn…

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Labour is justifiably fixated with Tory incompetence, but their own mismanagement of the Welsh NHS is in their blind spot

Adam Price, Leader of Plaid Cymru The news headlines across the UK have been overwhelmingly full, in the last few…

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Meet the New Rishi, Same as the Old Rishi

Ben Wildsmith Wandering round Barry Island on Bank Holiday Monday, I passed one of those modern fathers that they have…

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Blaming Westminster for the state of the NHS in Wales won’t wash any longer

Dr Andrew Potts The NHS has more resources now than ever before but is struggling to treat as many people…

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Proposed demolition of Fairbourne is a massive overreaction to a solvable problem

Margaret Hall In 2014, the BBC broadcast an edition of the program “Week in Week Out” about sea level rise…

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Tis the Season to Be Angry

Ben Wildsmith The late Pope Benedict was described on Saturday as a ‘doctrinal enforcer’ and that is very much how…

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A very Welsh new year resolution

Emily Price In November 2022, I stood in awe at the base of Elizabeth Tower as Big Ben boomed and…

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Ifan Morgan Jones on leaving Nation.Cymru after six years

Ifan Morgan Jones Almost exactly six years after setting up Nation.Cymru I’m stepping down as a director to join the…

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