• Before the summer recess they were shrugging off accusations that they had failed to hit the ground running, that having done what Labour does best in Wales - win power - they were now busily proving that they weren't too sure what to do with it - in other words, what came next.

    BBC: Time to switch back on

  • In New South Wales a party machine run by deal-makers and union power-brokers has made this impossible.

    ECONOMIST: Labor is humbled in its heartland

  • The Wales Office's belief in giving away power too - well it's non-existent.

    BBC: Lessons history lessons geography

  • Plans for a power-generating tidal farm off the north Wales coast have been submitted.

    BBC: Anglesey ?70m tidal power project plans go forward

  • The Shadow Welsh Secretary believes giving Wales the power to raise income tax now would leave the country worse-off.

    BBC: Wales

  • The power of their scrum in particular suggests that the work-out Wales got against Argentina will be more than useful.

    BBC: Wales leave Pumas chasing tails

  • The Conservative AM added: "Mid Wales is suffering from a general wage packet downsizing which inevitably means a knock-on loss of spending power from the local economy and an end to any ideas of owning a house for many more local people".

    BBC: Inside the Floform plant (library pictures)

  • Bill Midgley, president of the North-East Chamber of Commerce, who admits that until recently he was lukewarm about elected regional government, is now worried that the North-East's economy will suffer because of the devolved power gained by Scotland and Wales and by London, which will elect a mayor and an assembly in May 2000.

    ECONOMIST: English devolution: Regional awakening | The

  • In the Plate quarter-finals, World Cup winners Wales fought back to overcome the USA 22-21, but Scotland had no answer to Tonga's power and pace as they went down 29-0.

    BBC: England fall to Fiji in HK Sevens

  • In addition, as the party already in power in Westminster, Labour cannot, without self-criticism, suggest a different agenda for Wales.

    ECONOMIST: Through the looking glass

  • Under the coalition's plans, commissioners in England and Wales will have the power to hire and fire chief constables and set local police objectives, and the budget - but chief constables will remain in charge of the direction and control of the police force.

    BBC: Serving police officers 'could become commissioners'

  • Mr Jones also said that Labour was the "devolution party of Wales" which could "navigate a middle way between nationalism and a Tory government that is hell-bent on dragging power away from the people".

    BBC: News

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