David Marquand analyses an attack on the English public domain of citizenship, service, and equity that is washing against the Welsh border
Welsh education funding gap should be plugged
Jenny Randerson challenges a claim that the absence of league tables is the cause of relatively poor Welsh attainment
Stieg Larsson versus Tolstoy
Ifor Thomas argues that the Swedish thriller and crime writer should be up there with the Russian greats
When sex is more than subliminal
Kirsty Davies decries the coming of Hooters to Cardiff
A healthier service will only emerge through innovation
Marcus Longley explains why to survive the Welsh NHS must speed up change and not merely dig in and defend in the face of cuts
We’re no better or worse, just different
John Osmond remembers Tom Ellis who took on the Welsh gainsayers
What’s Beijing got to do with us?
Paula Manley represented Wales at this year’s UN Convention on the Status of Women in New York
Wales needs a social care constitution
Joseph Carter and Joe Allen argue that Welsh policy makes should be brave in coming up with solutions to our growing problems around social care
Not quite so grim up north, or here in Wales
Rhys David reports that the gap between living standards between richer and poorer parts of the UK is not as great as we thought