Nigel Stapley says events this week demonstrate that the language still occupies a position of legal and constitutional inferiority
Hywel Dda’s laws come home
Maredudd ap Huw explains why the National Library paid £541,250 for a piece of paper more than 600 years old
Wales still vulnerable to interference by Whitehall Minsters
Rhys Taylor argues that a separate jurisdiction would result in more autonomy for the Welsh Government’s legislative ambitions
Tackling bed blocking will save lives
Ed Bridges argues the case for measures to reduce the hospital churn amongst older people in Wales
Poetry competes with Olympics for place in the sun
John Osmond reflects on the continuing resurgence of Welshness marked by last week’s Eisteddfod
Companion of the more famous Kyffin
Jonathan Brooks-Jones discovers a neglected Welsh artist
Alex Salmond’s dance of the seven veils
Iain McWhirter asks whether the SNP leader is about to trade independence for something more useful
Parliaments, paradoxes and salvos
Lee Waters notes the irony of Andrew RT Davies’ call for the Assembly to be renamed ‘Parliament’
Predicaments of those learning Welsh
Ken Richards responds to the frustrations and problems of an Englishman learning the language