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September 25, 2024
Labour’s Welsh wall may crumble
With Reform and Plaid on the rise and public services struggling, the party’s long hegemony in Wales could be over
Will Hayward
From the magazine
Politics
April 16, 2021
Whitehall has ignored devolution. It does so at its own peril
Philip Rycroft
Politics
March 12, 2021
Irrational and unpredictable? Why we should replace the Barnett formula
Akash Paun
Politics
October 13, 2020
The Internal Market Bill puts a leash on the devolved governments
George Peretz
Politics
June 15, 2020
What holds the Kingdom United?
Katy Hayward
Politics
What holds the Kingdom United?
Katy Hayward
Politics
May 05, 2020
One United Kingdom, four lockdowns?
Rachel Jones
Politics
One United Kingdom, four lockdowns?
Rachel Jones
Politics
January 24, 2020
The Union is already sacrificed on the altar of Brexit
Jonathan Lis
Politics
The Union is already sacrificed on the altar of Brexit
Jonathan Lis
Politics
October 24, 2019
Brexit exposes the necessity of a new approach to government between the four nations of the UK
Jess Sargeant
Politics
Brexit exposes the necessity of a new approach to government between the four nations of the UK
Jess Sargeant
Politics
August 02, 2019
Brecon by-election: now for Remain to build on the success
Jonathan Lis
Politics
Brecon by-election: now for Remain to build on the success
Jonathan Lis
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