Wales

Wales

• Labour Country: Political Radicalism and Social Democracy in South Wales 1831-1985, and Stories of Solidarity - book review

  

  Two books on the working-class history of Wales provide valuable accounts of a rich tradition, but neglect some radical aspects, argues Chris Bambery

• Cardiff rallies in solidarity with Kurdish hunger strikers

  

  The Kurdish community and anti-war activists in Wales have mobilised to amplify the voices of Kurdish hunger strikers, reports Kevin Potter

• West Wales' warning to the Tories

  

  In one of the most deprived areas in northern Europe people have had enough, writes Jim Scott

• Town and country attitudes

  

  Is there really the great divide? John Rees examines the changing landscape of the countryside

• This St David's Day, let us remember guerrilla leader Owain Glyndŵr

  

  14th-century Welsh leader Owain Glyndŵr deserves to be remembered as one of the great rebels of history

• Iolo Morganwg and the making of nationalisms

  

  The fakery of Celtic myths are part of a long tradition of nation-building in these islands, argues Chris Bambery

• Wales at the crossroads: turning reaction into revolt

  

  The high stakes and volatility of post-Brexit Britain are at a premium among the Welsh valleys, maintains Seb Cooke

• Aberfan 1966: remembering the victims

  

  Fifty years after the mining disaster that killed 144 people, we should not forget that the survivors never got justice, writes Lindsey German