First Minister of Wales: Building A Fairer Wales
In just a few weeks’ time, Wales faces a choice about the direction of our country’s future. We in Welsh Labour have spent our time
In just a few weeks’ time, Wales faces a choice about the direction of our country’s future. We in Welsh Labour have spent our time
News this week that the Government plans to use secondary legislation to dynamically align with certain EU standards has stirred debate. Yet aligning with Europe
The Government’s refreshed Women’s Health Strategy is a shift towards accountability and integrated care – but without sustained investment and delivery clarity, its full impact remains uncertain.
Social media is harming children, and politicians are turning to an under-16 ban. Yet, Andy Burrows, CEO of the Molly Rose Foundation set up after
In this timely case for “good growth”, Claudia Kenyatta and Emma Squire, Co-CEOs of Historic England, draw on new research to argue that everyday historic
Assessing the Government’s reform agenda 18 months on, Sarah Woolnough, Chief Executive of the King’s Fund, examines whether falling waiting lists signal genuine recovery in
Warning that AI could replicate and amplify the harms of social media for children, Common Sense Media founder Jim Steyer makes the case that California’s
This article sets out my projection for the upcoming May local elections, based on a proprietary ward-level election model. The model incorporates national polling averages,
Sir John Major’s warning for democracy: rebuild trust, reject extremism, and defend the rules-based world.
Nudification: drawing on evidence from Childline cases and online monitoring, Chris Sherwood argues for stronger legal duties on AI developers and platforms to prevent the
This article argues that SLAPP lawsuits are being used to intimidate critics and that Greg Stafford MP’s Private Members’ Bill would widen protections, allow early
This article is a sponsored feature, produced in partnership with Genomics ltd. In this conversation, Professor Sir Peter Donnelly explains how Genomics is turning cutting-edge
King Charles III’s address to Congress signalled a steady UK–US partnership built on trust, security and shared values, with a clear message that strong alliances still require active leadership.
Plaid Cymru’s leader argues that after 27 years of Labour rule and rising support for
If the UK already has the AI tools to transform healthcare, why are they still not reaching patients at scale?
King Charles III’s address to Congress signalled a steady UK–US partnership built on trust, security and shared values, with a clear message that strong alliances still require active leadership.
Plaid Cymru’s leader argues that after 27 years of Labour rule and rising support for
If the UK already has the AI tools to transform healthcare, why are they still not reaching patients at scale?
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