The week outside Westminster
Round-up of the week’s news from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Wales
Labour is still a moral crusade
The Welsh Assembly elections are a year away. The Labour Party in Wales is taking stock after the general election and preparing its manifesto and campaign for next May.
The week outside Westminster
The very latest from the devolved bodies in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, including reaction to the Coalition Government’s £6 billion of cuts.
Cameron silences Wales’s voice
David Cameron’s Welsh secretary will only sit on one cabinet committee; by contrast, the Scottish secretary will sit on eight.
Is Cameron disrespecting Wales?
When David Cameron visited Wales last week, he came armed with the message that he wanted a relationship based on respect – yet that may now have changed.
The week outside Westminster
In the past week the prime minister has visited Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland; Left Foot Forward looks at how he fared, plus the rest of the week’s news.
Cameron u-turn as Tories split on Welsh referendum date
David Cameron has used his first visit to Cardiff Bay since coming to power to give way to Wales on his plans to begin cutting this year.
The week outside Westminster
The prime minister and Scottish secretary will visit Scotland today, with first minister Alex Salmond set to issue a £700 million demand.
What awaits Mr Cameron in Wales?
Speaking of the new coalition government in Westminster, Welsh first minister Carwyn Jones called for a constructive relationship with the new prime minister.
What to watch for – Wales
In the final of the mini series assessing looking at the nations, Left Foot Forward assesses the four main parties’ chances across the 40 seats in Wales.