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Ten people charged with public order offences after London pro-Palestine protest

Ten people have been charged with public order offences after protesters allegedly breached protest conditions as they marched from a…

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New research reveals how seabirds use winds to plan foraging trips for food

A new study led by researchers at Bangor University reveals the sophisticated decision-making processes Manx shearwaters use to find fish…

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The Arts Interview: Cecile Johnson Soliz

Jon Gower Being a visual artist can be a solitary occupation: hours spent alone in a studio making, imagining and…

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Palestinians trek across rubble to remains of homes as ceasefire takes hold

Even before the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas was fully in place, Palestinians in the war-battered Gaza Strip began…

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UK Government accused of abandoning Welsh-language broadcasting

The UK Government has been accused of abandoning Welsh-language broadcasting after Global Radio confirmed it was closing its north Wales…

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Road closures planned due to South Wales Metro electrification

Ted Peskett, local democracy reporter A number of roads and footways will close across Cardiff as part of South Wales…

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Hello Trump; goodbye rational politics

Martin Shipton The return of Donald Trump to the White House should worry us even more than the first time…

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The Grand Old Man of Cynghanedd

Adam Pearce Editor, Llyfrau Melin Bapur Whilst some aspects of the Welsh Eisteddfod tradition have their roots in the middle…

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Cardiff Bay velodrome plans scrapped

Ted Peskett, local democracy reporter Plans to build a new velodrome in Cardiff Bay have been scrapped after the city…

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Cat videos not a security threat, says minister ruling out UK TikTok ban

Cats and dancing videos do not “seem like a national security threat”, a Cabinet minister has said, as he confirmed…

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The Arts Interview: Cecile Johnson Soliz

Jon Gower Being a visual artist can be a solitary occupation: hours spent alone in a studio making, imagining and…

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Reaching places, peoples and dreams through creativity

Chinyere Chukwudi-Okeh, the founder of a new project to bring together diverse voices and a variety of art forms linking…

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Cardiff group takes Blŵgras from Wales to the world stage

Stephen Price Cardiff-based bluegrass band Taff Rapids, who sing in both Welsh and English, began with a mission to spread…

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Review: The Shores of Vaikus by Philip Gross

Mab Jones A Question of Place “The question isn’t where / so much as how to say it”. So begins…

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Newport boss Nelson Jardim: Defeat hinged on key moment

Newport manager Nelson Jardim felt there was a pivotal moment in his side’s 3-2 loss to Port Vale that changed…

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Promotion chasing Port Vale edge out Newport in thriller

Port Vale moved back into the automatic promotion places in League Two after twice coming from behind to beat Newport…

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Luke Williams: ‘The time for fighting was on the pitch’

After losing the South Wales derby 3-0 at the Cardiff City Stadium, Swansea have now lost four consecutive away games…

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‘Omer Riza was comforted by the reaction to his father’s death’

Phil Blanche, PA Cardiff manager Omer Riza was comforted by the reaction to his father’s death in the build-up to…

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Hello Trump; goodbye rational politics

Martin Shipton The return of Donald Trump to the White House should worry us even more than the first time…

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Opinion

The fourth industrial revolution

Mike Hedges – MS for Swansea East  We are starting the fourth industrial revolution; the first industrial revolution was powered…

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The Closed List System and the End of NIMBYism

Jonathan Edwards We haven’t got to the end of January, yet the award for the bravest political declaration is already…

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An Uncertain Future

Has the world ever been so clueless as to what is coming next? Nowadays, election strategists are careful to avoid…

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The Grand Old Man of Cynghanedd

Adam Pearce Editor, Llyfrau Melin Bapur Whilst some aspects of the Welsh Eisteddfod tradition have their roots in the middle…

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Fflach: Iconic Welsh record label returns with community at its heart

Stephen Price One of Wales’ most influential record labels which was established by two pioneers of Welsh language music is…

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Buried alive? The surreal story of how COVID took over a remote city in the Amazon

Japhy Wilson, Lecturer in Human-Environment Interactions, Bangor University Juan Pablo Vaquero was pronounced dead in the Peruvian Amazonian city of…

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Letter from Goodison

Julie Brominicks Four hours before kick-off and already the reverence. Already, supporters browsing kiosks festooned with ‘Goodbye Goodison’ scarves, taking…

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