Wales

The party is up in arms that Torfaen Council failed to commemorate the death of the US podcaster

Voters in Caerphilly were surprised to receive a letter urging them to support the party from a previously unknown neighbour

Pictures of a councillor for Nigel Farage's party in various states of undress have emerged on adult websites

Laura Anne Jones, Nigel Farage's first member of the Senedd, has an uncanny ability for making headlines. Just not good ones

Newport County’s new kit brings back memories of the days when Spanish civil war refugees were welcomed by the Welsh city

Vaughan Gething, who lasted 139 days as first minister, is rumoured to be in line for a peerage

In passing the vote with a bipartisan majority, parliament showed it doesn’t have to be a place where good news and policy comes to die

The Conservative leader appeared to forget where she was when she boasted of meeting so many MSPs in Wales

Sources say the recently ousted Andrew RT Davies is actively seeking an ‘off-ramp’ to justify a move to Nigel Farage’s party

The Reform deputy leader and his partner continue to peddle a lie which has already led to death threats

Discredited Vaughan Gething lost control of his own narrative

The linguistic makeup of the British Isles was partly determined by three battles – in Yorkshire, Builth Wells and Culloden

How a 19th-century British aristocrat became the face of a Polish mining town

The language arrived in Wales much earlier than England thanks to links between Britons and ordinary Romans

Forget the purists – letting young Welsh speakers borrow words from English will help to preserve the language

The melodious singing by Wales fans at the World Cup reminds us that their language was around many years before English

Chef Sian Miguel from The Bearded Taco food truck presents her fried fish tacos with slaw and chipotle tartare sauce

The metal band's frontman talks chartism, race and the curse of Goldie Lookin Chain

A Conservative MP has hailed the "local opportunities" crushing Brexit bureaucracy has brought to her constituency

This Welsh detective drama is a restorative tonic to the kind of frantic television seen elsewhere

Mark Drakeford has vowed to be “radical” and “ambitious” in government as his party looks set to remain in power in Wales. Labour has equalled its best ever Senedd election result by winning 30 seats – just one short of a majority – though it is not expected to take any of the remaining four […]

Mark Drakeford’s Welsh Labour has declared its strong Senedd election performance as “an extraordinary set of results in extraordinary times” as the party look favourite to retain control of the Welsh government. The party has exceeded expectations as counting for the Welsh parliament election continues, having so far lost just one of its seats and […]

Welsh Labour appears to have exceeded expectations as counting for the Welsh Parliament election continues. Only one of Wales’ so-called red wall seats, the Vale of Clwyd, fell to the Welsh Conservatives, while Labour sources are also confident of unseating the former Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood in Rhondda. Changes to ensure social distancing at […]

The resonance, or otherwise, of constitutional issues will be a key factor in a dramatically unpredictable Senedd election For those of us living in Hen Wlad fy Nhadau, it feels that Welsh devolved politics only makes it onto the radar of UK politicians when it’s given a kicking as part of the game of political […]