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The Welsh Language belongs to us all, and it’s up to all of us to determine its future | Heledd Fychan MS
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Plaid Cymru MS for South Wales Central Heledd Fychan has written the following opinion piece for WalesOnline
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'When the World Cup is over, LGBT and workers’ rights in Qatar will still be dire'
World Cup 2022
Well-intentioned gestures like wearing rainbow armbands and bucket hats won’t persuade the rulers of Qatar to change their stance on human rights, argues political editor-at-large Martin Shipton
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Out of the chaos, here's why Wales might be best placed to build a new political order
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Now on our fifth prime minister within six years, there has to be a shift in the increasingly broken relationship between citizens and those who represent us. Here's how that could happen...
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Wales desperately needs to freeze rents and ban evictions | Mabon ap Gwynfor
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'As the cold fingers of winter creep ever closer, this is the worst time of year to be at risk of losing your home'
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'Liz Truss must be a sleeper agent for YesCymru - it's the only explanation' | Will Hayward
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The signs all point to one conclusion
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The future of the monarchy merits proper debate
Royal Family
And here's why that matters to Wales, its devolution, democracy and the state of the union...
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No, everyone, Welsh road signs do not make you crash your car (or your ambulance)
News Opinion
If they did, no one who lives here could ever get car insurance
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What it's really like to live next door to an Airbnb
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Unruly tenants are just one headache; rental costs and house prices reportedly soar in areas where second homes are purchased for Airbnb lets, as demand pushes up market value
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There's a bleak winter ahead as Britain sleepwalks into another energy crisis
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Britain is now run by an administration that is, to a considerable extent, absent without leave. Political editor-at-large Martin Shipton asks what is going on.
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The Electoral Commission must reform to protect democracy
News Opinion
We need more rigorous regulation of our electoral system, not less, argues Political editor-at-large Martin Shipton
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Homophobia might be less prevalent today - but only so long as you're the 'right' kind of gay | Joe Ali
News Opinion
"It doesn't take a genius or historian to understand what linking grooming and sexualising children to LGBT+ people means"
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How England's Euros 2022 triumph is just the start for women's football everywhere
Women's Sport
It just goes to show that football is a beautiful game and it belongs to us all...
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'What’s the point of Labour if it fails to support striking workers?'
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The sacking of Labour’s Shadow Transport Minister Sam Tarry for supporting striking rail workers raises questions about the kind of government Sir Keir Starmer would lead, argues Political editor-at -large Martin Shipton
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‘We should restore dog licences and monitor owners’
Politics
A child has been killed by a dangerous dog. Such animals have been involved in 200 incidents across Wales within the past six months. Wayne David, Labour MP for Caerphilly, argues it is time to act
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Why giving pedestrians priority over cyclists is just stupid and dangerous
Cycling
It's around six months since the Highway Code was changed - but I think it's made things worse for everyone
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'Let people travel on trains for free to help with the cost of living crisis'
Transport
Other European countries are offering cheap and even free train travel as a way of helping people cope with the cost of living crisis. Why can’t we do the same here, asks political editor-at-large Martin Shipton
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'Liz Truss seems ill-prepared, wooden and with no convincing narrative'
Politics
Liz Truss is the favourite to win the Tory leadership contest and take over as Prime Minister. What has happened to the Conservative Party, asks Political editor-at-large Martin Shipton
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'Supermarket workers are heroes one minute, in poverty the next'
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From the Western Mail letters' page: Reader David Wood says supermarket workers are struggling
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I tried the viral cool water bottle trick and I've never had a night in the heat like it
Wales weather
There's a reason people across the UK are recommending it
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Governance in Wales is a convoluted mess that needs to be fixed
Politics
'What we have now isn’t fit for a developed country in 2022. This isn’t something that we can blame Westminster for. This is something that can be fixed by people in Wales right now'
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Rail travel, the missing billions and devolution: Why it matters to us all
Transport
Wales is being heavily short-changed when it comes to its transport system
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Boris Johnson's successor must not treat Wales and devolution with such contempt
Politics
It's time for a change in direction from the Westminster government
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I've forgotten what it's like to have a Nan — and the simple joy of being spoiled by one
Family & Kids
Having such powerful memories to cherish in the first place is a privilege in itself
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Business Editor Sion Barry: On the Swansea University dismissals and employment tribunal ruling
Swansea University
Prof Marc Clement and Steven Poole have had their unfair dismissal claim rejected at an employment tribunal
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