Rhodri Lewis

Despite large differences in pay support staff are being asked to teach classes, a union claims.

The Welsh government says its policy is to hold back the bluetongue virus "for as long as we can".

Critics say much of the detail in the plan could fall off the agenda, especially after a new government is elected.

A new group, commissioned by the Welsh government is looking into voter apathy in Wales.

An area in which campaigners say the system is failing is in offering swimming lessons for children.

Reforms to social care are stuck because ministers don't want to make decisions about money, a professor says.

Ceri is just one of the people in Wales who has benefited from support after having a stroke.

The group representing universities says it "hasn't seen a financial situation like this in decades".

Paul Crook says his family waited weeks to have funerals for two of their loved-ones due to death certificate delays.

More funding to speed up assessments is announced, but ADHD UK says "systemic change" is needed.

Care organisations say earmarked money from councils is not getting to frontline workers.

Wales' older people's commissioner says people will die because of the decision.

Dentistry in Wales not an example to England, representative claims

Fees for basic care in one county cost £846 a week, but a neighbouring county pays £774.

For the first time voters in Wales will need photo ID for police and crime commissioner elections.

Jane Dodds rules out Lib Dems entering a coalition with other parties after the general election.

A former worker says UK government inaction after 1,000 people lost their pensions is disgraceful.

Ex-Plaid Cymru leader says relationship between voters and the people they elect will be destroyed.

Ex-workers of ASW say the scheme to replace their lost pensions is getting less valuable each year.

A recent report recommended that Wales takes the reins from Westminster as soon as possible.