Roger Scully analyses some of the consequences of devolution becoming the settled will of the people of Wales
Europe 1: Counting the seats around the Brussels top table
Brian Wilson asks whether an independent Scotland would be welcomed by bodies Nato and the EU
A vision for Welsh autonomy short of independence
David Melding argues that fiscal federalism offers an alternative to the shortcomings of the Barnett formula for determining the block grant
New Scottish commission will impact on Wales
John Osmond says we should be taking more notice of developments in Labour’s devolution thinking north of the border
Salmond ups stakes in referendum
Iain Mcwhirter analyses the relationship between the two Cabinet reshuffles this week, north as well as south of the border
Alex Salmond’s dance of the seven veils
Iain McWhirter asks whether the SNP leader is about to trade independence for something more useful
Jubilee reflections 2: Pondering who we are in the UK
Iain Mcwhirter says we could not have asked for a more definitively English celebration of national identity than the Queen’s celebrations last week
Scottish special 2: Manoeuvres ahead of the Scottish independence referendum
Isobel Lindsay suggests that developments in Scotland could open up unforeseen opportunities for Wales
Working out what it is to be English
Peter Hill argues that unlike their larger neighbour, the Welsh and Scots neither deny their nationality nor adopt an exclusive sense of identity