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King’s coronation cost £72 million, government accounts show

The King’s coronation cost taxpayers £72 million, official accounts have revealed. The figures included £50.3 million of Department for Culture,…

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Jane Dodds under fire over Lib Dem slavery donations

Martin Shipton Under-fire Welsh Liberal Democrat leader Jane Dodds has been challenged over revelations that her party has benefitted from…

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Future of Barry incinerator project thrown into doubt

Ted Peskett, local democracy reporter An investment company behind a controversial incinerator in Barry could be set to withdraw from…

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A 50-year battle for truth: the Birmingham pub bombings and the price of injustice

Sam Poyser, Lecturer in Criminology and Miscarriages of Justice, Aberystwyth University When bombs tore through two crowded pubs in central…

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Manifest Destiny

Ben Wildsmith The Cambridge Dictionary’s word of the year is ‘manifest’. Clarifying that this doesn’t refer to the list of…

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Opinion

Wrexham star Paul Mullin’s goals to benefit charity thanks to underwear firm

Wrexham goal ace Paul Mullin is a hero to Wrexham’s global fanbase, not just for his heroics on the pitch…

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Sport

Paddington packs his suitcase for a short move across Cardiff

A statue of Paddington bear which received complaints due to its location has been moved. The statue, which arrived in…

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Culture

Lee Waters speaks to Nation Cymru about new podcast and future plans

Emily Price Former deputy minister Lee Waters has produced a series of mini documentaries lifting the lid on the inner…

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Putin threatens UK with new ballistic missile as Ukraine war escalates

Russian President Vladimir Putin threatened to strike the UK with a new ballistic missile after using the weapon to hit…

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Pie company fortune heir found guilty of Christmas Eve murder

The heir to a pie company fortune has been found guilty of the murder of his best friend on Christmas…

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Paddington packs his suitcase for a short move across Cardiff

A statue of Paddington bear which received complaints due to its location has been moved. The statue, which arrived in…

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Culture

Teifi proves herself a master of ethereal Celtic pop

Stephen Price After wowing critics and audiences alike with her live sets featuring a blend of bilingual hip hop and…

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Culture

Cân i Gymru 2025 opens for submissions

S4C’s song writing competition Cân i Gymru 2025 is now open for entrants. This year, for the first time, the…

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Culture

Bluey in Cymraeg: A global favourite now in Welsh

Llinos Dafydd There’s something truly magical about bedtime stories in a child’s own language. For Welsh families, that magic just…

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Culture

Wrexham star Paul Mullin’s goals to benefit charity thanks to underwear firm

Wrexham goal ace Paul Mullin is a hero to Wrexham’s global fanbase, not just for his heroics on the pitch…

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Sport

Warren Gatland is the best coach in the world – Rob Howley

Wales assistant Rob Howley has described Warren Gatland as the world’s best coach and insists the under-fire boss is going…

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Sport

Warren Gatland accepts speculation surrounding his Wales future

Under-fire Wales coach Warren Gatland says he understands the scrutiny he is under. The New Zealander has overseen a record…

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Sport

UCI Track Champions League to air on S4C for the first time – featuring Team GB’s Emma Finucane

Wales’ very own Emma Finucane will compete in the prestigious UCI Track Champions League – broadcast for the first time…

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Sport

Manifest Destiny

Ben Wildsmith The Cambridge Dictionary’s word of the year is ‘manifest’. Clarifying that this doesn’t refer to the list of…

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Opinion

The West Wales Metro must not fall off the Welsh Government’s radar

Mike Hedges – MS for Swansea East Much has been said in the media and at the Senedd about the…

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Opinion

What about men?

Shân Morgain Did you know that boy babies are cuddled much less? Held closely less? Talked to less? Instead they…

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Opinion

What does Trump’s victory mean for global Britain?

Jonathan Edwards New Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch couldn’t hide her glee at her first appearance at Prime Ministers Questions following…

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Opinion

A 50-year battle for truth: the Birmingham pub bombings and the price of injustice

Sam Poyser, Lecturer in Criminology and Miscarriages of Justice, Aberystwyth University When bombs tore through two crowded pubs in central…

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Cardiff’s changing skyline and how it might look in another decade

Ted Peskett Local Democracy Reporter As one of Europe’s fastest growing cities, the skyline of Cardiff has changed dramatically during…

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Urdd launch fundraising campaign and help with Christmas stocking filler ideas

Stephen Price With snow forecast for many, and Christmas shopping to be done, there’s no better time to show your…

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Trump represents a specific type of masculinity – and it’s dangerous for women

Ashley Morgan, Masculinities Scholar, Cardiff Metropolitan University The US election was not just about Donald Trump v Kamala Harris, Republicans…

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