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25 May 2012 Last updated at 10:35 ET

NHS 'bail out' prepared last yearHospital

The Welsh government looked for savings last year to stop local health boards going into the red, despite insisting they would not be bailed out.


Train at a stationRow over north-south train change

Opponents criticise the Welsh government for reducing the number of daily express trains between Holyhead and Cardiff.

Teaching classroom£32m targeted at deprived pupils

Schools are to receive a share of £32.4m in funding to help the least well-off pupils, based on the number eligible for free meals.

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Betsan Powys, Political editor, Wales Article written by Betsan Powys Betsan Powys Political editor, Wales

Churning up the chamber but how?

A restricted paper says AMs find some debates "repetitive and formulaic" and "toothless".

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David Cornock, Parliamentary correspondent, Wales Article written by David Cornock David Cornock Parliamentary correspondent, Wales

Wales Office staff survive cull

Thousands of civil servants have lost their jobs under the coalition government but the Wales Office employs more staff.

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