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Coronavirus Will Hit Our Poorest Communities the Hardest

There is a lot more we can do to protect the most vulnerable during this crisis, writes Rachel Cable.

2nd April (2nd April)
  • Politics and Policy

COVID-19 Lockdown: Rest and Prepare for the Long Haul to Recovery

Elin Haf Davies draws on her time isolated at sea and how we should be thinking about the lockdown and our post-pandemic lives.

1st April (1st April)
  • Politics and Policy

Coronavirus must put Brexit on hold

International co-operation to fight the virus must take precedent over arbitrary Brexit deadlines, writes Geraint Talfan Davies.

30th March (30th March)
  • Politics and Policy

Book Review: Godbothering

Dylan Moore urges us to begin our lockdown reading with ‘Godbothering’, Rhidian Brook’s collection of ‘Thoughts 2000-2020’, which may help us gain perspective on the current crisis.

27th March (26th March)
  • Culture

Mixed Messaging and ‘The Science’: What is the Government’s Coronavirus Communications?

Ambiguous and contradictory statements mean that the media’s scrutiny is more important than ever, writes Professor Stephen Cushion.

26th March (27th March)
  • Politics and Policy

Investing in Coordination and Communication is Necessary to Deal with the Coronavirus

An effective public health message can only succeed with a collective, coordinated response, writes Auriol Miller.

24th March (26th March)
  • Politics and Policy

Different Directions?

The different electoral success of the SNP and Plaid Cymru will mean a divergence in Parliamentary tactics, writes Dr Louise Thompson.

23rd March (26th March)
  • Politics and Policy
Hannah Watkin describes the challenges faced by new entrants to the journalism sector during the pandemic. The image shows a newspaper being printed.

Anonymous Sources, Paywalls and ‘Kite Flying’: Coronavirus and the Media

People are relying on the media more than ever. Stephen Cushion asks if the old ways are dying?

20th March (20th March)
  • Politics and Policy

Four Ways to Keep Calm in a Crisis

Based on her experience of crisis management in conflict zones, IWA Director Auriol Miller offers thoughts on leadership when tackling society-wide uncertainty. 

18th March (19th March)
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