Eurfyl ap Gwilym says it is time to face the unpalatable facts and join together in building a stronger Welsh economy

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Eurfyl ap Gwilym says it is time to face the unpalatable facts and join together in building a stronger Welsh economy
Jasmine Donahaye investigates the antisemitic slur against Plaid Cymru
Dafydd Glyn Jones questions whether it is justified to speculate that Saunders Lewis moved steadily towards the right in the 1930s
Kenneth O. Morgan examines how our relationship with Europe has been articulated by four political leaders across two centuries
Mary van den Heuvel questions whether 15 minutes is enough for older and disabled people to get ready in the morning
Tom Davies says we need an informed debate on the devolution of policing and justice to the National Assembly
Justin Lewis reports that despite the rise of social media most of the population still rely on television
Louise Weinzweig calls for more transparency on where the food and drink industry sources its products
Steve Garrett explains that he has gone into poetry to explore his feminine side