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Wales Today needs a Welsh Six
David Williams says we need some serious journalism at peak viewing time on Welsh television
Scots win first round in cash battle
‘Respect agenda’ seems to be working well for Holyrood but is not much in evidence in Cardiff Bay
Hunt kills off an innovation in news
Geraint Talfan Davies assesses the UK Culture Secretary’s decision to ditch plans for an independent news service for ITV in Wales
Capital visions for future trajectories
Jonathan Brooks-Jones wonders whether the Welsh capital’s new mission statement will lead to ‘Austerity Cardiff’ or ‘Cut-back City’
Holding our breath on Lords reform
David Melding says we should think of devolution when reforming the upper chamber
Welsh Government wants more from less spending
David Reynolds says the education funding gap will only be closed by cutting the number of local authorities
A job for the Finance Committee of the Regions
Peter Finch considers following the trail of the Barnett Formula a modern-day equivalent of the quest for the Holy Grail
Global worries hit Welsh shares
Revival of fears about a double-dip recession in the wake of the problems affecting the Eurozone has made it a tough month for Welsh shares, reports Rhys David