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Wales in Europe - via Griffithstown
18:59 UK time, Wednesday, 15 May 2013
Would jobs in Wales be lost if the UK left the EU? Some blunt views, and determined side-stepping.
20 May 2013
Last updated at 03:04 ET
Concern over cost of rental changes
Changes to the way social and private homes are rented could cost up to £45m, a landlords' organisation claims, saying it would be better spent building houses.
NI police talks in Cardiff 'positive'
Talks in Cardiff involving senior Northern Ireland police officers, politicians, republicans and loyalists have been called positive and constructive.
'Nurture next Lord Sugar at school'
Young people in Wales become less keen to start their own business the longer they are in the school system, a study finds, prompting a call to nurture young entrepreneurs.
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Parliamentary correspondent, Wales
Labour & Plaid give peace a chance
11:50 UK time, Thursday, 16 May 2013
Plaid Cymru and Labour MPs have joined forces to criticise the UK government's failure to commit itself to transfer more powers to Wales.
Democracy Live
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Welsh Assembly
There was a "spectacular failure of governance" in a drainage board, says a government official.
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Party websites and useful links
MP says activists 'right' on Europe
TB in badgers: To cull or not to cull
Welsh Water competition protection
Schools still failing despite measures
Four Welsh Tories in EU rebellion
Call to abandon A&E shake-upFeatures & Analysis
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Democracy 'damaged by English focus'
Democracy in Wales is being damaged by a lack of coverage of Welsh affairs in the London-based media, the assembly's presiding officer fears.
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Stop tap
Senedd minister vows to protect Welsh Water from competition
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Taking its toll
Hopes dashed that Severn bridge fees can be reduced soon
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Stubbed out
Plans to relax acting smoking ban are dropped by ministers
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