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  Sian Gwenllian: Welsh History for Welsh Schools

  Sian Gwenllian AM, Plaid Cymru Shadow Minister for Education (and the Welsh Language), argues the case for  stronger history curriculum for Welsh pupils. No one should be deprived of learning about […]

  Comment | 19.06.19
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  Comment: Reviewing Rory Stewart

  Adam Somerset was on hand to examine the theatre of Westminster on the day of the first votes in the Conservative Party leadership contest, and took a particularly interest in […]

  Comment | 18.06.19
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  Books: Throw Me to the Wolves by Patrick McGuinness

  Josie Cray reviews Throw Me to the Wolves, the latest novel from two-time Wales Book of the Year-winning author Patrick McGuinness. ‘You could live a whole lifetime backwards in those […]

  Literature | 17.06.19
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  Book Club Interview: Mabli Roberts

  Now in its second month, the Wales Arts Review Book Club exists to celebrate great fiction from Wales, and to engage a community of members who vote each month on […]

  Literature | 16.06.19
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  Interview: Dame Kiri te Kanawa

  The BBC Cardiff Singer of the World returns to St David’s Hall this weekend (Saturday 15 – Saturday 22 June) with the very best young opera talent globally competing for the […]

  Music | 15.06.19

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