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An excuse to do nothing
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When the thin blue line becomes a garrote
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Providing a useful sex education
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A mirrored darkness
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Brassed off
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Posts Tagged ‘2011 Assembly elections’
Ten things I’ve learnt about you
With the first term of the fourth Assembly now over, here are ten observations on how the character of this one differs from its predecessors
Time to draw a line
The last few weeks hasn’t been great for the Welsh Lib Dems – but one of the people caught up in the recent difficult situation makes the case to draw a line under the issue that has dominated recent Assembly business
Closer to shattering the glass ceiling
What does the Assembly election and the formation of the new Welsh Government say about the role of women in our democracy?
A Shrinking Westminster and it’s effect on the Assembly
Last week we facilitated speculation on a National List of AMs. This week our keenest psephologist shares his views on how changes to the number of Assembly seats would impact on the 2011 result
Count me in
Standing as a candidate for election is often a difficult experience. Try doing it with a disability
It’s not all doom and gloom
Plaid Cymru has come in for a lot of scrutiny since the election. Much of it is ill-deserved, as the party has achieved its main goals
A date who won’t stop talking about the ex
Plaid Cymru’s disastrous election result wasn’t down to “the media”, their opponents or any other scapegoat – it was a product of the party’s obsession with attacking Labour
No excuses
As a root-and-branch review of Plaid Cymru is agreed in the wake of the party’s Assembly election showing, one AM argues that it has to answer a fundamental question first
‘Elections are bastards’
Politics is about people – and people who care about one another. Whoever loses, they are always more than just a number or a name to those who have sat close to them
Ten to watch tonight
Our pundit’s back in his anorak, with a prediction on which are the ten seats to watch tonight and tomorrow to see who really will form the next Welsh Government
Ten not to watch
Today’s the day – and here’s ten seats that could have been close but which one political anorak is happy to call even though the ballot boxes are only just opening (presumptuous, eh?)
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