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5 good things about Brexit for Wales

  There’s no denying that Brexit is going to be very tough for Wales. At present 68% of the exports made…

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Opinion

Health experts demand Welsh services to protect ‘most vulnerable’

  A group of health professionals have called for clear rights for patients to receive services in Welsh from primary…

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News

Top 10 most common anti-Welsh arguments and why they’re stupid

Don’t like the Welsh language? Are the phrases ‘someone just mashed a keyboard’ or ‘it’s just alphabet soup’ marching with…

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Opinion

Why it’s time to dump North Wales and South Wales and come together as a nation

Craig ab Iago There are many things that people could claim as being unique to Wales, but perhaps the strongest contender…

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Opinion

This shambolic government must come clean on what Brexit means for Wales

Leanne Wood Buying a house is the biggest purchase most of us will ever make. For that reason, we take…

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Opinion

Neil McEvoy appeals suspension from Plaid Cymru Assembly group

Neil McEvoy AM has confirmed that he has appealed his suspension from the Plaid Cymru group in the National Assembly.…

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News

Police boss blasts ‘extremely patronising’ response of Newsnight editor

  A police boss has blasted the “patronising and superior” response of Newsnight editor Ian Katz in a row over…

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News

Call for sacking of Newsnight editor after Welsh language row response

  The Welsh language society, Cymdeithas yr Iaith, have asked for the editor of Newsnight to be sacked after a…

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Culture

Wales has a gambling problem – the Assembly needs to take it more seriously

  Simon Thomas AM It was Disraeli that said “there is no gambling like politics”. The last eight weeks or…

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Opinion

National Assembly should ‘engage directly with the people of Wales’

  The weakness of the media in Wales means that the National Assembly should expand its own content platform in…

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News

Britain’s growing neo-fascism won’t die with UKIP

The drift towards neo-fascism represented by UKIP isn’t dead – it’s become mainstream, argues Huw Williams… “And there is for…

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Opinion

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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Opinion

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