When an opposition fails to oppose
Stuart Weir argues that Labour is losing sight of its social democratic vocation in its hesitancy on the benefit cap
Stuart Weir argues that Labour is losing sight of its social democratic vocation in its hesitancy on the benefit cap
Jamie Insole says that in pursuing a couple of young demonstrators the Crown prosecution Service is endangering democracy
Mark Drakeford says a tax on land values would produce a common wealth and benefit society as a whole
Alan Trench puts First Minister Carwyn Jones’ proposal for a constitutional convention for the UK under the microscope
Hywel Roberts argues that the Boundary Commissioners should undertake more than a head count when deciding where communities begin and end
John Dixon finds that last week’s internal report on the party’s future has a glaring omission
Anthony Barnett reflects on Alex Salmond’s initiative in forcing the pace of the Scottish referendum debate
Gwion Owain argues that Plaid has become trapped into positions that have little resonance with the real world of the electorate
Craig McAngus says this is an existential question facing whoever becomes the new leader
John Osmond questions whether Plaid wishes to be a party of government