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Wales

What the ‘progressive agreement’ in Wales means for the Liberal Democrats

Paul Hindley
31 May, 2016

While many Lib Dems remain wary of coalition politics, Kirsty Williams was right to join the Welsh cabinet

Carwyn Jones reinstated as first minister of Wales

Ed Jacobs
18 May, 2016

Following talks with Plaid Cymru, Labour will proceed with ‘caution and humility’

Labour and Plaid Cymru talks have made progress, but what will their deal look like?

Ed Jacobs
17 May, 2016

A second vote to elect the first minister is likely to take place tomorrow

Welsh Assembly: Whatever happened to the Tories being defenders of the Union?

12 May, 2016

The Conservatives made huge gains in Scotland by claiming steadfast opposition to independence, then voted for a pro-independence candidate for Welsh first minister

He’s linked to cash for questions and mimicked Hitler in Berlin — now he leads UKIP in the Senedd

Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
10 May, 2016

The election of disgraced former Conservative Neil Hamilton will fan the flames of UKIP’s civil war

With Welsh results in, Labour is in the market for a coalition partner

6 May, 2016

Plaid Cymru inches ahead of Conservatives with Leanne Wood claiming a shock victory in Rhondda

More female candidates today, but parliaments remain grossly unequal

5 May, 2016

Reasons to be cheerful on gender representation, but here is some context

Labour faces a tough week in Scotland, Wales and England. Here’s why.

Ed Jacobs
3 May, 2016

The party could see its worst result in 34 years, according to one academic

Welsh Labour at six-year polling low

Ed Jacobs
25 April, 2016

Plaid Cymru likely to take second place, three seats ahead of the Conservatives

Joblessness rising and wages stagnating

20 April, 2016

First unemployment increase since mid-2015 raises concerns about labour market slowdown

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