
Adrian Mason: The Internal Market Bill will help North Wales compete
Funding that was wasted by the EU should not be handed over to be wasted by the Welsh Government.
Funding that was wasted by the EU should not be handed over to be wasted by the Welsh Government.
The Welsh government has found itself getting involved in an argument about sanitary towels, thanks to its bizarre policy.
The First Minister’s absurd decree banning the sale of ‘non-essential’ goods spotlights the tension between devolved lockdowns and reserved finances.
Also: the SNP paradox. Sturgeon gets sucked deeper into the Salmond scandal as independence soars in the polls.
Starmer has been scathing about Williamson’s U-turn. But what right does he have to criticise?
Wales’ newest Member of the Senedd says Welsh voters should reject the appeals of abolitionists and nationalists, end the constitutional tinkering and focus on delivery.
I’m a Welsh-speaker and proud of my heritage – but it’s absurd to charge £10,000 to try and prevent someone renaming their own home.
A new economic zone should have its own planning and development policies – with the potential to become a manufacturing powerhouse.
It may prove easier to maintain coordination when imposing the rules than easing them, especially if regional variegation is called for.
By taking refuge once again in his party’s only idea, Starmer puts himself behind even Gordon Brown in his constitutional thinking.
Also: Reports of strong Tory performance and start of the Salmond trial casts shadow over the SNP; DUP claim they will have influence after the election.
If you like laws or sausages you shouldn’t watch either being made. Neither is the anatomy of the Cardiff Bay malfunction pretty.
Also: Jones accused of ‘pre-judging’ allegations against former minister as inquiry continues; and May clashes with Sturgeon over independence.
Treating our activists as leaflet fodder isn’t good enough. They’re a wellspring of new policy ideas and a bridge to parts of the electorate we have struggled to connect with.
Also: Foster attends Orange Order march in Scotland; pressure mounts on Wood as Plaid challengers break cover; Sturgeon forced to ditch new minister; and more.