More than 200 jobs could be axed at car parts firm ‘due to Brexit and Covid’
Kautex Textron said Brexit and the pandemic were ‘key contributors’ to its South Wales plant facing closure.
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Plaid Cymru’s manifesto promises independence referendum and ‘the most radical programme since 1945’
Plaid leader Adam Price said the people of Wales could take their future into their own hands.
We’re in a climate emergency, but BBC Cymru didn’t invite the Green Party to its leaders’ debate
On 29 April, BBC Cymru will hold a leaders’ debate in the run up to the Welsh Assembly (Senedd Cymru) ...
Sunday Times editor insults the Welsh language while enjoying their hospitality
On 3 April, the Sunday Times travel editor Duncan Craig wrote about his cycling trip through Brecon Beacons in the ...
Welsh first minister said Boris Johnson ‘really, really is awful’
Welsh Secretary Simon Hart said he questioned ‘just how serious the First Minister was being about leading the country though ...
As Senedd elections approach in Wales, ‘institutional racism’ is discouraging people from entering public life
The Canary's #Independence2021 series explores issues relevant to independence in Scotland and Wales in the run up to May’s elections. ...
Campaigners call for the strengthening of Welsh language rights as people globally stand up for oppressed mother languages
Sunday 21 February was International Mother Language Day, and people around the world took the opportunity to stand up for ...
A ‘New Wales’ is possible, and the work has already begun
This week, The Canary’s #Independence2021 series speaks to people from movements working towards a new and independent Wales. So we're ...
Welsh language speaker alleges discrimination at Britain’s largest prison
A Welsh language speaker has alleged he and others are being discriminated against for speaking Welsh in HMP Berwyn. Prison ...
Welsh NHS chief warns Covid-19 patient numbers could double from first wave
Almost 2,800 people are in Welsh hospitals with Covid-19-related illness, representing an increase of four per cent in just a ...
‘Every day it’s getting worse’ – a refugee calls for ‘massive protests’ over conditions at Home Office camp
In September, the Home Office controversially began housing refugees at two disused army barracks in Kent and south west Wales. ...
Mass coronavirus testing for Merthyr Tydfil’s residents and workers
Scores of people have turned up at a pilot scheme of mass coronavirus testing in Merthyr Tydfil. Rapid Covid-19 tests ...
Tata Steel funding plans ‘extremely worrying’ for workers
Tata Steel said on Friday it would look to make its UK operations ‘self-sustaining’.
Four nations must plan a UK-wide approach for Christmas, urges Welsh leader
First Minister Mark Drakeford said Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove had promised a four-nation meeting this coming week.
‘Inevitable’ rise in cases during firebreak as Wales set to come out of lockdown
Welsh first minister Mark Drakeford said it was “inevitable” that cases would rise in some areas of the country as ...
Welsh government announces nationalisation of rail service
Transport minister Ken Skates said the Welsh Government had to step in after coronavirus ‘significantly impacted passenger revenues’.
Short, sharp lockdown considered to tackle virus in Wales
The nation’s First Minister said a circuit-breaker is being looked at ‘very carefully’ by his Government.
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