Speech by Tony Hall, Director-General of the BBC, at the Cardiff Business Club on 23 November 2015.
Dropping bombs won’t rid us of Islamic State
Bethan Jenkins outlines some of the issues that parties will need to consider ahead of any discussion of air strikes against ‘Islamic State’.
What Goes Around… British Politics and the Welsh Assembly Election
Roger Scully considers the implications of political events at a UK level on next year’s Assembly elections.
A time for delivery on climate change
Jessica McQuade explains how Wales can play its part in tackling global climate change at COP21.
Health spending under austerity: the Welsh Government changes course
Ed Poole and Guto Ifan look at the changes in spending on health across the UK.
Could more be done for Wales with the City Deal?
Alan Davies asks if more can be done for Wales with the City Deal.
Should Welsh Government intervene in news coverage decline?
Dyfrig Jones offers his reflections from the Cardiff Media Summit.
Alternatives set forward for new Devolution Bill.
Dame Rosemary Butler outlines why she believes the Wales Bill needs to be amended in order to deliver for the people of Wales.
BBC Wales told to expect more cuts.
Lee Waters interviews James Purnell, Director of Digital and Strategy at the BBC, at the Cardiff Media Summit.