David Melding argues that ‘Little Britain’ as a truncated union of England and Wales, would be unlikely to survive
Designing Welsh politics by committee
John Osmond unpicks how the political machinery is being put together in the National Assembly’s engine room
A warning from Tyneside
Geraint Talfan Davies, on a trip to Tyneside, sees the shape of things to come in Wales unless broadcasting cuts are fought
Key Issues for the fourth Assembly
John Osmond casts an eye over a guide to the intricacies of the policy making prepared for our freshly elected AMs
Myths and Marches: Slutwalk Cardiff
Hannah Austin recounts her reasons for attending Cardiff’s Slutwalk
The Welsh Government’s new Counsel General
Alan Trench considers Theodore Huckle’s appointment as Counsel-General
Plaid’s dilemmas of choice
John Dixon says Plaid should not rule out a coalition with the Conservatives
How warehousing of the elderly led to a crash
Mark Drakeford investigates the crisis at Southern Cross and its impact in Wales
The battle for Welsh universities
Gethin Williams says Leighton Andrews should switch roles from scourge to champion in his efforts to reorganise Higher Education