Beyond the headlines and controversy, Eurfyl ap Gwilym finds the 2016 UK Budget full of 2nd order financial measures and fudges.
Major study points to unsettled election result
Roger Scully discusses the first results of a major study on the upcoming Welsh Assembly Elections.
Confidence, aspiration, self-belief, and Oxbridge.
Rhea Stevens gives a personal reflection on her time at Oxford.
Where are we now? Progress report on the BBC Charter Review
Glyn Mathias takes a look at the implications for Wales of the BBC Charter Review
Wales: Stronger in Europe
On the day of the launch of the Wales: Stronger in Europe, Campaign Chair Geraint Talfan Davies explains why Wales should stay.
Bridging Wales’ Oxbridge Gap
Lord Paul Murphy talks to Dylan Moore about why Wales has an Oxbridge problem, the Seren project that aims to support Wales’ brightest – and how we might eventually tempt those graduates back
The ‘Pop Tax’
Elin Jones responds to the Conservative UK Government’s budget announcement of a new sugar levy on the soft drinks industry
Delivering Wales’ sustainable future
Anne Meikle says the next government must put the emphasis on delivery in terms of sustainability.
The opening act of devolution
Huw Lewis reflects on his experiences as an elected representative.