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You can give Wales a voice

Ifan Morgan Jones weighs up the options before the Westminster General Election this week...

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Goodbye Wales – hello Western England

Wales will be consumed by England unless we can resist the hold that the London press has on our country,…

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Le Morte d’Athur: Saving our ransacked mythology

Dafydd Prys argues that we need to reclaim our mythology before it’s lost to us forever…

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‘No conspiracy – there was little to cheer’: Inside the leaders’ debate

Alun Salt was in the audience for the BBC leaders' debate in Cambridge, which was criticised for having a biased…

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Wales’ battlegrounds: Cardiff North

Sam Coates asks whether the Morgan-effect could swing Cardiff North next Thursday...

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Cross-Wales railway campaign building up a head of steam

Adrian Kendon looks at the campaign to open a key public transport route across Wales…

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The bottom line: Plaid Cymru must make gains

Jason Morgan casts a critical eye over Plaid Cymru’s election campaign, and looks at the seats where they're most likely…

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Projection vs prediction: YouGov vs pundit

Ifan Morgan Jones looks at what YouGov’s new election centre projects for Wales...

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In death, as in life, Rhodri Morgan was still creating Wales

It could be argued that Rhodri Morgan’s funeral today was the second state funeral in the history of Wales.

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Labour: A united, not uniform party

As a new YouGov poll suggests a hung Westminster Parliament could be possible, Nye Davies argues that Labour should rally…