Crabb calls for tax powers for Wales
The Welsh secretary of state has had enough of the blame game
Wales
Cameron continues to ignore devolved ministers’ referendum fears
Holding EU vote on the same day as Assembly elections could boost right-wing turnout
The alarm bells should be ringing for Welsh Labour
With elections to the Welsh Assembly due next year, the red lights should be flashing for Labour
Labour 14 points ahead in Wales
The final Welsh poll before the election has given Welsh Labour a 14 point lead over its rivals
Ten seats to watch on election night
In an election in which the nations have played a part like never before, Left Foot Forward highlights ten significant results to look out for in Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland
Welsh Tory ‘not interested’ in UK manifesto
The leader of the Welsh Conservatives has not read the UK party’s manifesto
Budget 2015: reaction across the nations
Across the nations the chancellor’s Budget statement has met with a less than enthusiastic response. Scotland Whilst welcoming what he describes as the chancellor’s “U-turn” on support for the North Sea Oil industry, the SNP’s deputy first minister Johntest
Cameron should apologise to Wales over the NHS
Cameron has fallen into the trap of measuring NHS success by how much is spent on treating people
If Ed Miliband wants to be prime minister he must do better in Wales
In 2010 Labour saw its share of the vote fall by 6.5 per cent compared to 2005
Wales has a chance for self government, free from the pain of austerity
If Wales were funded to the same level as Scotland, it would result in an additional £1.2 billion a year of investment