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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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Vote to continue Northern Ireland Brexit deal the ‘most significant’ in Assembly’s history

A Stormont vote on continuing post-Brexit trading arrangements for Northern Ireland is the most significant in the history of devolved…

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Authors and academics join forces to reimagine the past and future of language in Wales

Seán Roberts, Hannah Little, Kateryna Krykoniuk, Cardiff University What shapes a language’s story? 60 years after Saunders Lewis warned of…

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Something Will Turn Up

Ben Wildsmith When Henry Kissinger asked Zhou Enlai what his opinion was of the French Revolution, the Chinese Premier replied,…

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20,000 people in Wales unknowingly living with an undiagnosed autoimmune disease

There’s an estimated 20,000 people in Wales who are living with undiagnosed coeliac disease – a serious autoimmune condition affecting…

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The Welshman central to Labour’s economic hopes

Jonathan Edwards In Budget week the focus will inevitably fall on Chancellor Rachel Reeves and her first major fiscal statement.…

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Journalist fears for his safety if Lynette White killer is released

Martin Shipton The investigative journalist whose campaigning efforts resulted in a murderer being identified and jailed says he fears for…

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Reeves will use tax rises and increased borrowing to ‘invest, invest, invest’

Rachel Reeves will raise taxes and increase borrowing as she promises to “invest, invest, invest” to “rebuild Britain”. The UK’s…

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A brief history of Welsh pop icon Corona

John Geraint I’m going to begin with a single word, a word you might not associate with the Rhondda: if…

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Pension committee accused of of kicking pylon issue into the long grass

Richard Youle, local democracy reporter A public sector pension fund is delaying a request to put pressure on companies linked…

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Outpatient clinics at Withybush reopen following RAAC inspections

Outpatient clinics at a Welsh hospital which were relocated due to the discovery of faulty concrete will now return to…

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Residents to wait three weeks for next bin collections while council moves to new system

Nicholas Thomas – Local Democracy Reporter Some residents will have to wait three weeks to have their bins emptied while…

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

Vote to continue Northern Ireland Brexit deal the ‘most significant’ in Assembly’s history

Authors and academics join forces to reimagine the past and future of language in Wales

Something Will Turn Up

20,000 people in Wales unknowingly living with an undiagnosed autoimmune disease

The Welshman central to Labour’s economic hopes

Journalist fears for his safety if Lynette White killer is released

Reeves will use tax rises and increased borrowing to ‘invest, invest, invest’

A brief history of Welsh pop icon Corona

Pension committee accused of of kicking pylon issue into the long grass

Outpatient clinics at Withybush reopen following RAAC inspections

Residents to wait three weeks for next bin collections while council moves to new system

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