Wales

Liz Truss says it is ‘unfair’ to blame her mini-budget for interest rate hike and rules out being PM again – as it happened

UK’s shortest-serving prime minister says she ‘learned a lot’ from time in government but does not want top job again

Andrew Sparrow

06, Feb, 2023 @6:02 PM

Remembering the fame and notoriety of the extraordinary ladies of Llangollen | Letters

Letters: Their relationship was a template for centuries of blissful and monogamous same-sex partnerships, writes Philip Harland. Also letters from Monica Kendall and John Sears

06, Feb, 2023 @4:48 PM

Nurses offer to call off strikes if Sunak matches Welsh pay offer

Union appeals to prime minister to compromise to avert massive disruption

Toby Helm Political editor

04, Feb, 2023 @5:00 PM

Some strikes in Wales suspended after government raises pay offer – as it happened

Welsh government offering health staff extra 3% – half one-off, half consolidated – on top of 4.5% increase

Andrew Sparrow

03, Feb, 2023 @5:16 PM

‘Nobody was listening’: Wales kick off Six Nations under a cloud of scandal

The game in Wales is reeling from allegations of a culture of sexism and misogyny at the WRU

Steven Morris

03, Feb, 2023 @11:00 AM

Tesco chicken supplier should pay to clean up River Wye, says charity

Campaigners urge leading poultry producer Avara Foods to fund reparations for pollution from its chicken farm suppliers

Nicola Cutcher and Tom Levitt

03, Feb, 2023 @7:45 AM

Novelist Tom Bullough on his XR arrest – and what Welsh saints can teach us about the climate crisis

The writer is passionate about the environment, and Wales, and has fed that passion into a book that attends to ancient lives alongside our own

Patrick Barkham

02, Feb, 2023 @4:39 PM

Teachers’ strikes: school closures in England and Wales explained

First of seven days of industrial action by members of the National Education Union begins on Wednesday

Sally Weale Education correspondent

31, Jan, 2023 @3:42 PM

‘Darling of my heart’: the irresistible love story of the Ladies of Llangollen

For 50 years, Sarah Ponsonby and Eleanor Butler shared a home – and a bed – in Wales. It was a fantastically brave choice in the 18th century, offering a roadmap for the women who followed them

Emma Beddington

31, Jan, 2023 @10:00 AM