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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A major teaching union is to formally ballot its members over strike action, saying talks with the Welsh Government have collapsed.
By: Ruth Mosalski
Mabon ap Gwyfor sets a deadline for eliminating the longest waits for treatment
By: Ruth Mosalski
Wales' new healh minister Mabon ap Gwynfor on why Betsi is a 'different beast' and why he remains committed to 'radical change' to fix the NHS
The head of Amgueddfa Cymru said staff, often junior women from ethnic minorities, are being targeted for online videos
Wales' national museum building is "completely and totally failing" with tens of millions of pounds needed to perform even immediate repairs, its boss has said.
The amount of council tax charged for band I properties is currently three and a half times as much as band A, yet homes in the top band could be worth at least nine times as much as those in the bottom band
By: Ruth Mosalski
Two senior devolved figures have set out their demands in a letter to the UK chancellor ahead of his Budget next week
A Plaid politician said a Senedd debate on the M4 was like something from The Thick Of It
'I want the members who have spoken in support of this debate to know that not only do we hear you, but we see you. We see you for what you are. We see you weaponising discontent, driving division, and stirring hate'
This morning it has been announced gas charges will be scrapped
