But Secretary of State accepts two referendums have cemented devolution as part of the landscape says John Osmond
Welsh Government loses incisive Education Minister
Geraint Talfan Davies assesses the significance of the loss of Leighton Andrews from the Welsh Cabinet
Spending review heralds more economic pain for Wales
Eurfyl ap Gwilym assesses the bleak economic outlook likely to be unveiled by the Chancellor tomorrow
Elis-Thomas sparks debate on Welsh future
John Osmond argues that sooner or later Wales will have to choose between a re-negotiated British structure or independence within the EU
The English dog finds its voice
Adam Evans explores evidence showing that Englishness is emerging from the shadow of Britishness
Nation building versus evolutionary devolution
Wayne David makes a pragmatic case for extending some of the National Assembly’s powers
How to reform the Barnett formula
Gerry Holtham explains how the National Assembly’s block grant has become the arbitrary result of a series of historical accidents
Cardiff Bay’s ‘Welshminster’ consensus
David Moon explains how Welsh Labour has managed to spike Plaid Cymru’s guns and dominate Welsh politics
Kirsty Williams plays an Oyster card in a wax jacket
Steve Brooks says the Welsh leader could emerge unscathed from a Liberal Democrat crash landing at the next UK election to take pole position