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UK Government

Snail pace progress for women at Westminster

Kirsty Davies says that the political parties have some explaining to do about their sidelining of women

12th May
  • Politics and Policy

Matters of timing

Fixed-year Parliaments at Westminster could mean two elections on the same day in 2015

12th May (28th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Everyone has a disappointing night somewhere

Denis Balsom offers some immediate thoughts on the General Election results in Wales

7th May (11th June)
  • Politics and Policy

Hung Parliament cross roads

Can the Lib Dems can overcome their first-past-the-post mindset

7th May (28th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Restoring faith in politics in west Wales

Nick Ainger, Labour’s candidate in Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire, reports on a funding backlash

5th May (5th May)
  • Politics and Policy

Hung parliament will provoke English crisis

Guy Lodge asks why no one noticed that a hung parliament would trigger a constitutional crisis in England

5th May
  • Politics and Policy

Momentum builds for hung Parliament

Prospects mount for a typically bloodless British revolution this Thursday

3rd May (28th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Don’t mention the debt mountain

In denial the voters simply don’t want to hear about spending cuts or taxes

26th April (28th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Tracking the Clegg phenomenon

Denis Balsom assesses the impact of the Liberal Democrat spike in the polls on the Welsh battleground seats

22nd April (23rd April)
  • Politics and Policy
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