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Huge job cuts announcement ‘imminent’ at Cardiff University

Martin Shipton Staff at Cardiff University fear huge job cuts are about to be announced by a senior management team…

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First listen: Welsh Music Prize winner LEMFRECK releases new single

Welsh Music Prize winner L E M F R E C K has today shared his new single ‘Stay Calm’.…

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Culture

Cash strapped health board set to U-turn on plans to increase waits for cross-border treatment

Emily Price  A cash strapped health board is set to U-turn on its plan to increase waiting times for cross-border…

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News

Watch: Comedian’s humorous Welsh language translations viewed by millions

A Welsh comedy content creator has experienced huge success with his videos on TikTok which are introducing millions of people…

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Culture

Bid to build social housing prompts concerns over ‘harm’ to Welsh language

Dale Spridgeon, local democracy reporter Plans to build 16 homes to rent have sparked concerns over a potential for ‘substantial…

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News

Progress on tackling fuel poverty in Wales ‘far too slow’

Chris Haines, ICNN Senedd reporter Progress on reaching a target of no more than 5% of households in Wales living…

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News

Man wanted by FBI faces extradition hearing over terrorism allegations

A suspected terrorist wanted by the FBI for more than 20 years has appeared in court as he fights extradition…

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News

Former first minister swears oath in both English and Welsh as he joins Lords

Former first minster for Wales Carwyn Jones swore the oath of allegiance to the King in both English and Welsh…

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News

Girl, 14, told teacher ‘I’m going to kill you’ before school attack, court hears

A young girl yelled “I’m going to kill you” during an assault on two teachers and a pupil at a…

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News

Under-fire Attorney General says he has recused himself ‘from certain matters’

The UK Government’s top law officer has revealed he has recused himself from advising ministers on “certain matters” but could…

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News

First listen: Welsh Music Prize winner LEMFRECK releases new single

Welsh Music Prize winner L E M F R E C K has today shared his new single ‘Stay Calm’.…

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Culture

Watch: Comedian’s humorous Welsh language translations viewed by millions

A Welsh comedy content creator has experienced huge success with his videos on TikTok which are introducing millions of people…

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Culture

Steps singer Ian ‘H’ Watkins among mourners arriving at funeral of The Vivienne

Mourners including Steps singer Ian “H” Watkins, Little Mix singer Jade Thirlwall and TV personality Kim Woodburn have begun to…

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Culture

Siblings launch gig finder music map ahead of Welsh Language Music Day

A brother and sister from Gwynedd have launched a digital interactive gig map to help live music lovers to find…

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Culture

Adam Jones backs Warren Gatland to turn around Wales’ form during Six Nations

Adam Jones has backed Warren Gatland to turn Wales’ fortunes around as they head into a Six Nations campaign on…

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Sport

BKT URC ROUND 10 REVIEW: All smiles for Tipuric’s Ospreys

Simon Thomas  Wales great Justin Tipuric says the Ospreys are playing with a smile on their faces as they continue…

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Sport

Six Nation’s preview: Can Wales prove the pundits wrong and break their dismal losing streak?

Simon Thomas  The bookies don’t tend to get too much wrong and if they are right about the Six Nations…

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Sport

Munster produce stunning first-half performance in victory over lowly Dragons

Munster produced a stunning first-half performance as they defeated struggling Dragons 38-19 in their United Rugby Championship clash at Rodney…

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Sport

What happens if the Welsh Government can’t pass its budget?

Mike Hedges – MS for Swansea East  The Welsh Government has published its draft budget, currently being scrutinised by Senedd…

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Opinion

Rudakubana is no terrorist

Ben Wildsmith  In 2003, I was working in Walsall in the West Midlands, running an education project for young offenders.…

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Opinion

St Dwynwen’s legacy: Creating a Wales free from fear and violence

Jane Hutt – Welsh Government Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice This weekend, as many of us celebrated St Dwynwen’s Day,…

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Opinion

Eurovision 2025: It’s time the UK’s indigenous languages were heard

Stephen Price A letter from the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has dashed petitioners’ hopes of S4C pulling together a bid…

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Opinion

Marram; Moresg: Freya and the New Zealand Problem; Rakiura

Julie Brominicks It was a thick August day, warm but grey. In our friends’ garden near Machynlleth with the dogs…

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Feature

House of Dogs: The Last Squires of Trecwn, Part 11 – The Pursuit of the Rev. Jenkyn Evans

We continue our series exploring the history of a Pembrokeshire estate and its colourful family. Howell Harris The “indecent haste”…

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Feature

Show your love for overlooked animals following St Dwynwen’s Day

Yesterday was Dydd Santes Dwynwen – a day that is considered to be the Welsh equivalent to Valentine’s Day –…

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Feature

Wales has never had its fair share of railway investement

Professor Stuart Cole, CBE. Emeritus Professor of Transport Economics and Policy, Prifysgol de Cymru / University of South Wales That…

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