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Increase in liquidations partly due to more winding-up petitions from tax authority, says government agency
Drakeford fears changes will shift demand away from Holyhead, Fishguard and Pembroke
Plans being drawn up as British Steel announces up to 260 job cuts to confront soaring costs
Devolved government takes axe to planned developments to help it meet net zero commitments
The dramatist on multicultural life in wartime Wales and why writing from lived experience isn’t always essential
Antisocial behaviour identified as big concern in England and Wales ahead of new government drug strategy
GMB and RCN unions suspend action planned for Monday as deal adds to pressure on Sunak
Hundreds of thousands of public sector workers set to walk out on Wednesday in co-ordinated action
The new information is important but many are still afraid to be counted
Year-on-year increase of almost a third in December reflects challenging business climate, say experts
Lack of legal parity for unmarried couples leaves partners, especially women, without protection when relationships break down, experts say
Move by Labour-led administration in Cardiff will increase pressure on Rishi Sunak to follow suit
Policy that could triple levy is not about being ‘nasty’, says Mark Drakeford, as he sets outs new ‘tourist tax’
I own a large property and a few cottages in Wales, built by my great-grandfather, which I rent out
Law Society cites leaking roofs, broken heating and toilets that fail to flush
NHS leaders seek to protect some services from industrial action that also affects N Ireland
He did not make a will and everything will go to his brother
Government blames barristers’ strike for a surge in number of prisoners on remand
Britain’s two big producers say government must match support offered to domestic suppliers across Europe
Census shows 2.5mn increase since 2011 despite government attempts to limit immigration
A vast, empty tract in the centre of the country offers huge skies and abundant peace — but is also the subject of a simmering environmental dispute
Royal Mint at work on ‘biggest change to coinage in decades’
Mahmood Mattan was executed in 1952 for a crime he did not commit; the consequences echoed down generations
Thousands greet new monarch in Cardiff — alongside vocal republican minority
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