As the Scots referendum draws nearer Andy Bevan asks what lessons we can learn from the experiences of Ireland and other Commonwealth countries
What the journalists aren’t writing about in Falkirk West
Adam Ramsay finds the ignorance of the media about the constituency’s electoral history shows how out of touch the London bubble can be
What’s Whitehall’s beef with the Agricultural Bill?
As the second Assembly Bill gets referred to the UK Supreme Court Manon George looks at the latest legal wrangle to stall a Welsh law
Future of friendly rivalry between Wales and England
Robin Tilbrook explains why English Democrats are supporting the SNP’s campaign to dissolve the UK
An English Parliament not the answer
Paul Salveson says the North of England can only dance to its own tune
Welsh risk entrapment in ‘botched’ state
Eddie Bone says if Wales wants to entrench its own institutions it should support the Campaign for an English Parliament
UKIP’s ‘blood and bitter’ reactionary nationalism
Niki Seth-Smith says the political left need to sieze control of the English identity question
Visibility of politicians in the Bay
Roger Scully delves into public attitudes towards the party leaders
The stamp of approval?
Treasury Chief Secretary Danny Alexander has announced a consultation with business on whether the Welsh Government should get control of stamp duty