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• Cameron and Miliband clash over NHS performance in England and Wales

  22 Oct 2014: Miliband says NHS in England is at breaking point while Cameron says Labour-controlled Welsh system is full of failures

• Tory attacks on the Welsh NHS is look-over-there-politics at its worst

  22 Oct 2014: Owen Jones: First thoughts: The Conservatives and Daily Mail won’t let the facts get in the way of a good Labour NHS-bashing story. Expect plenty more

• Labour ministers attack ‘Tory war’ on NHS in Wales

  21 Oct 2014: Welsh government said unfounded criticism by British politicians and media was ploy to win votes and was damaging staff morale

• Ched Evans: cheating on my girlfriend was unforgivable

  19 Oct 2014: Footballer says he is ashamed of his actions but continues to protest innocence after serving two-and-a-half years for rape

• OFM awards 2014 outstanding achievement: Shaun Hill

  19 Oct 2014: ‘I will give up when my liver gives out’ — after nearly 30 years of Michelin-starred success, chef Shaun Hill isn’t ready to quit the kitchen just yet. Interview by Jay Rayner

• Vodafone bill for calls on stolen mobile phone - in full

  Interactive, 18 Oct 2014:

  Welsh primary school teacher who had his mobile phone snatched in Barcelona has been told by Vodafone that he must pay more than £15,000

• If you want to kill off the United Kingdom, there is no better way

  17 Oct 2014: Gordon Brown: English votes for English laws is a kneejerk response to Ukip which shows a disregard for smaller nations

• Ched Evans faces uncertain future after serving rape sentence

  17 Oct 2014: Prospect of an unrepentant convicted rapist resuming career as professional footballer has angered some campaigners

• Pobol y Cwm at 40: Welsh-language TV has never been stronger

  16 Oct 2014: Andrew Collins: Thanks to the popularity of Nordic noir, viewers are more lingually liberal than ever before, which opens up a world of possibilities for the future of Welsh drama

• Written UK constitution would limit influence of Strasbourg court, says top judge

  13 Oct 2014: Proposal by Lord Neuberger, president of the supreme court, comes amid Tory calls to limit powers of court of human rights

• Parents in Wales told to send sick children to school

  12 Oct 2014: Pupils with ailments including headlice, conjunctivitis, tonsillitis or glandular fever expected to continue attending classes

• Audrey Jones obituary

  8 Oct 2014:

  Other lives: Inspirational teacher and campaigner for women's rights

• Welching: don’t go there

  7 Oct 2014: Hugh Muir: Notebook: Language is a tricky business – even a captain in the PC police like myself can give offence where none is intended

• The future for Wales within a more federal United Kingdom

  5 Oct 2014: Letters: Pointing out that whole industries were deliberately destroyed (coal) or run down (steel) by fiat in Westminster is not ‘whingeing’; it is setting out some hard economic realities

• We shouldn’t lament the Welsh valleys’ loss, rather learn from their radical past

  3 Oct 2014: Rhian E Jones: It’s time the valleys carved out their own path – one that rejects austerity and harnesses the country’s radical tradition

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