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Regional rugby: time for change
February 3, 2012 07:02 -
Something of the night
February 2, 2012 10:02 -
Judgement time … almost
February 2, 2012 09:02 -
Greece is the word
February 2, 2012 07:02 -
This is league tables
February 1, 2012 07:02
Posts Tagged ‘Welsh Labour’
Does the left really want to fight for jobs?
It’s jobs that matter – And that means private sector jobs – Will the left embrace this opportunity to support capitalism ?
A deal that’s worth more than £20 million
This budget deal is good news for three parties in the Assembly and says much about the way politics in Wales will remain for some time to come
Beware the Tory Trojan Horse
Speaking in the House of Commons, former Welsh Secretary Paul Murphy has warned members of the Silk Commission on devolution against being fooled by ‘little Englanders’ in a Conservative party that values the Union less than ever
Silk purse or sow’s ear?
The Silk Commission cannot be used to let the Government off the hook on Barnett or to pave the way for a worse financial settlement for Wales, writes the Shadow Secretary of State for Wales
The wrong target?
Opposition parties have made little of the Welsh Government’s new Annual Reports that were promised this week. However, a set of figures now would have been helpful
How about letting the dust settle?
Following yesterday’s demolition of Gordon Brown here on WalesHome, another editor provides a defence of his premiership – and a damning indictment of how we remember our immediate past
We did it together
Several months on from the campaign that changed Welsh democracy forever, the WalesHome editor at the heart of it offers some thoughts on how things are now different
Scottish Labour must learn from Rhodri
While Labour remains in control of the National Assembly and the Welsh Government, in Scotland the party is still licking its wounds after the SNP’s emphatic victory in May. Lessons need to be heeded, says this leading Scottish Labour politician
Labour is setting straight its language record
As the Eisteddfod begins in her constituency, leading Labour MP Susan Elan Jones ponders the position of the Welsh language in relation to her party
Time to stand up
Carwyn Jones has proven himself to the people of Wales during the referendum campaign and recent election. It’s now time for him to up his game and really stand up for Wales
Intellectual lovesick blues
What is Blue Labour, and does it offer anything for the new Welsh Labour administration in Cardiff Bay?
The leader Wales needs
Carwyn Jones is the only party leader with the strength and statesmanlike qualities to be Wales’s next First Minister. Discuss
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