Left Foot Forward
More powers for Wales aren’t just ‘nice-to-have’ – they’re a necessity
Westminster has a plan for Wales; it just doesn't involve us, say Rhys ab Owen MS and Liz Saville Roberts MP.
Tories threaten to ‘target’ Good Law Project – days before losing ‘crony’ contracts court case
Rather than fix its mistakes, this government’s modus operandi seems to follow the Cummings rule book: fight, privately brief, and sow distrust.
Inside the Batley and Spen by-election: A battle of culture, identity, and loyalty
Batley and Spen is one of many northern Labour seats that are vulnerable to the Conservatives as they hoover up the working-class Leave vote.
Doctor’s Note: Here’s why GPs are so angry about access to Primary Care post-Covid
General Practice has been a tale of disruption and change over the last year - and we need a solution says Dr Joe McManners.
Prof Prem Sikka: The G7’s deal on corporation tax isn’t all it seems
Corporations could find it easy to dodge the G7's proposed new tax rules.
UnionDues: Big data and the union movement
Bosses know how to use data on their workers. How can unions get ahead of the game?