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Mugshots and making headlines
13:19 UK time, Tuesday, 22 May 2012
The Western Mail causes a stir by attacking the ""astounding" costs of Assembly translation proposals.
25 May 2012
Last updated at 02:19 ET
Row over north-south train change
Opponents criticise the Welsh government for reducing the number of daily express trains between Holyhead and Cardiff.
£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.
Rail line 'needs business case'
Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan says she wants to electrify the Great Western railway line to Swansea, but there needs to be a business case behind the plan.
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Wales Office staff survive cull
17 hours ago
Thousands of civil servants have lost their jobs under the coalition government but the Wales Office employs more staff.
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Queen's speech a 'wasted opportunity'
The Queen's speech is a "wasted" and "missed opportunity" according to Plaid Cymru, Liberal Democrat and Labour AMs.
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£32m targeted at deprived pupils
Welfare answers needed for Wales
Hospital protest held at Senedd
AMs await election proposalsFeatures & Analysis
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Lost in translation?
Betsan Powys on the Western Mail, money and mugshots
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From Boris to Rupert
Guto Harri moves from mayor's side to Murdoch media empire
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Licensing landlords
Reform plans as part of an attempt to tackle homelessness
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Thinking allowed
Tory AM Melding's plan for 'cross-party and non-party' think-tank
