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First Minister Carwyn Jones set out his views on financial reform in a statement to the Senedd today

Eurfyl ap Gwilym argues that without at least some fiscal powers the Welsh Government is still a long way from being a real government

Brian Morgan finds a major swing in this election’s manifestos away from promising the earth and pretending that governments can solve every social problem

Carwyn Jones argues that the Barnett system for funding the National Assembly is no longer fit for purpose

John Osmond on what the coming year holds for our politicians

Peter Black argues that the budget takes economic recovery for granted

Andrew Davies predicts that relations between Cardiff Bay and Westminster will be the major fault-line in Welsh politics over the next five years

Gerald Holtham argues it is time to sort out the UK’s devolution finances

Geraint Talfan Davies argues that making our voice heard will involve working better across our democratic institutions

John Osmond hears First Minister saying Whitehall attitudes to Welsh devolution are driven more by contempt than respect