Gerald Holtham explains why MPs from Wales should continue to vote on English matters at Westminster
The Welsh and English GCSE fiasco
Philip Dixon says some student’s career paths might well be blighted all because of a D rather than than a C grade
Salmond ups stakes in referendum
Iain Mcwhirter analyses the relationship between the two Cabinet reshuffles this week, north as well as south of the border
Rural Wales 2: Where a car is a necessary possession
Nerys Owens and Jon Radcliffe find that a major issue is access to distant services
Hywel Dda’s laws come home
Maredudd ap Huw explains why the National Library paid £541,250 for a piece of paper more than 600 years old
Alex Salmond’s dance of the seven veils
Iain McWhirter asks whether the SNP leader is about to trade independence for something more useful
The case for Welsh legal jurisdiction
John Osmond reports on today’s IWA annual lecture at the Eisteddfod which explores the way the devious use of legal arguments has frustrated Welsh legal aspirations
Welsh Government conflicted over involvement with media
Angela Graham unpicks Cathays Park’s response to an Assembly investigation into how Wales will communicate in the future.
English votes for English laws a flexible solution
David Melding outlines the submission he made to the McKay Commission on the consequences of devolution for the House of Commons