Vaughan Roderick

On the night of the assembly referendum, the Welsh and English BBC services briefly went their separate ways

BBC Welsh Affairs Editor Vaughan Roderick says senior Labour figures are angry over how allegations against Carl Sargeant were handled.

Carl Sargeant, who faced a party investigation into his conduct, is understood to have taken his own life.

People are also asked about voting intentions, a plastic tax, and workplace bullying and harassment.

Welsh Secretary under Margaret Thatcher for eight years, he spearheaded Cardiff Bay's redevelopment.

Carwyn Jones says the “shambles” in Westminster is making some curious about Welsh independence.

The body that makes laws for Wales, the National Assembly, is changing its name on Wednesday.

A look back on more than 50 years of BBC Wales broadcasting from Llandaff.

The Plaid Cymru leader, once dubbed a son of prophecy, wants to take Wales out of the UK.

BBC Welsh Affairs Editor Vaughan Roderick looks at five unknowns that will remain until results are declared.