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Foreigners Everywhere: A triumphant Venice Biennale

Tony Curtis This year’s Biennale was focused, as far as any Venice Biennale is focused, on the theme “Foreigners Everywhere”…

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Saving books, saving minds: The urgent crisis in children’s reading

Llinos Dafydd There’s no way around it: children’s reading is at a crisis point. A recent report from the National…

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Opinion

Royal family accused of levying charges on land that ’doesn’t belong to them’

The royal family have been accused in Parliament of levying charges on land that “doesn’t really belong to them”. The…

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Consultancy advising health board in maternity scandal failed to take down document criticising parents despite saying it had done so

Martin Shipton A consultancy that criticised parents who have campaigned for improvements at a failing maternity unit failed to take…

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Why Richard Osman loves Wales and the feeling is entirely mutual

As resident boffin on Pointless Celebrities and quizmaster-in-chief of House Of Games, Richard Osman has long shown he knows a…

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Young nature lover becomes national champion for butterflies and moths

A young ecologist from Wales has landed a dream role as a UK champion for butterflies and moths. Chloe Mills,…

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Locals oppose plans for new dental surgery

Anthony Lewis, local democracy reporter There has been opposition to plans to turn a “vital social facility” into a dental…

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Slavery reparations need to be about future, not just cash, says Lammy

David Lammy has said any conversations about reparations need to be about the future rather than the “transfer of cash”.…

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Holiday chalets built without planning permission must be demolished

Richard Youle, local democracy reporter Four holiday chalets with hot tubs which were built without planning permission, will have to…

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Major trade union threatens legal action over winter fuel cuts

A major trade union has threatened legal action over the Government’s decision to means-test winter fuel payments. Around 10 million…

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Ministry of Defence under fire over delays to bridge repair

Twm Owen, local democracy reporter The Ministry of Defence has come under fire from a council leader over delays to…

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Lloyd George was not a one-dimensional villain and his statue should remain in Cardiff City Hall

Martin Shipton The demand made by pro-Palestine demonstrators that a statue of David Lloyd George should be removed from Cardiff…

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Foreigners Everywhere: A triumphant Venice Biennale

Saving books, saving minds: The urgent crisis in children’s reading

Royal family accused of levying charges on land that ’doesn’t belong to them’

Consultancy advising health board in maternity scandal failed to take down document criticising parents despite saying it had done so

Why Richard Osman loves Wales and the feeling is entirely mutual

Young nature lover becomes national champion for butterflies and moths

Locals oppose plans for new dental surgery

Slavery reparations need to be about future, not just cash, says Lammy

Holiday chalets built without planning permission must be demolished

Major trade union threatens legal action over winter fuel cuts

Ministry of Defence under fire over delays to bridge repair

Lloyd George was not a one-dimensional villain and his statue should remain in Cardiff City Hall

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