Ruth Mosalski is a Political Editor at WalesOnline. She covers the decisions that impact Wales from Cardiff Bay and Westminster, focusing on their effects on people and communities, with a keen interest in elections, public policy, and health news. Ruth's work has been featured in various publications, including the Daily Record, The Mirror, and MSN.
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By: Ruth Mosalski
Rhun ap Iorwerth sad he has 'an enormous amount of sympathy and empathy' for those impacted
A group of people with autism, learning disabilities and mental illness will get their first ever holiday
By: Ruth Mosalski
'I have been here since 2012 until now. I never ever expected in 2025 to be still in the caravan'
A pensioner who found himself homeless after spending more than 13 years living in a caravan finally got his "forever home".
By: Ruth Mosalski
BBC Wales' bosses said the biggest risk facing the organisation is 'a process of continuous, continuing cuts'
By: Ruth Mosalski, Abbie Wightwick
Swansea Bay University Health Board failed to act on recommendations to make orthopaedic waiting lists fair, a special report from the public services ombudsman said
By: Richard Ault, Ruth Mosalski
The map uses Home Office figures for crimes of murder recorded by police
Since May all three devolved nations have nationalist leaders
By: Ruth Mosalski
The First Minister has been very careful with his words
A temporary cut of 15% is being increased and made permanent
