On the 50th Anniversary of BBC Wales, Director-General Tony Hall delivers a speech about the BBC’s role in Wales.
The battle for Welsh theatre
Peter Stead says it is now easier to cast a Cabinet in Cardiff Bay than to pick one from those politically eligible
Scholars of Wales stare disaster in the face
M. Wynn Thomas bemoans the grudging, shadowy, marginal, maverick and shaky existence of Welsh studies
Ensuring Welsh has a future
Mike Hedges analyses projections of language decline and comes up with some policy recommendations
Poets who cling to freshness and intensity
Peter Gaskell reviews a new book of essays by Vernon Watkins
Don’t rip the heart out of the Coal Exchange
Nerys Lloyd-Pierce bemoans the corporate men who are bent on destroying the Welsh capital’s heritage
Warburton’s Welshness and the national game
As Wales meets England at Twickenham today John Winterson Richards reflects on competing visions of identity
Ministers speak with forked tongue in Welsh
Joshua Parry finds a contradiction between the Government’s aim of promoting the language and what it does in practice
Assembly adopts cutting-edge translation tool
Rhodri Glyn Thomas AM outlines a new machine translation system for the Welsh Language.