After Murdoch
Anthony Barnett argues that the mess that Jeremy Hunt wishes to see sorted out is the very fusion of politicians, journalists and media owners that govern us – the political class.
Anthony Barnett argues that the mess that Jeremy Hunt wishes to see sorted out is the very fusion of politicians, journalists and media owners that govern us – the political class.
Dafydd Iwan and Dafydd Roberts asks whether the crisis in the Welsh music business represents the kiss of life or death
Mark Drakeford reflects on the conditions necessary to negotiate a successful coalition deal in the National Assembly
Gareth Clubb says that if we stick with diesel we will be stuck in the past
Andrew Davies predicts that relations between Cardiff Bay and Westminster will be the major fault-line in Welsh politics over the next five years
The Coalition might agree in principle over the Freedom Bill but they can’t produce an overall constitutional strategy. Anthony Barnett says the Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties are fundamentally at loggerheads over the destination of democratic reform
Vicky Moller reports on the marine creatures who run Wales’ fishing industry
Richard Livsey addresses the challenge of creating innovative, indigenous enterprises
Ifor Thomas argues that the Swedish thriller and crime writer should be up there with the Russian greats
Hugh Richards reveals uneasiness inside the Assembly Government about the next generation of nuclear reactors