This is true but it was not at the expense of people's Welshness. Throughout modern history most Welsh people had a dual sense of nationality that drew on both Wales and Britain. The Second World ...

Welsh was actively discouraged in schools by means including the hated Welsh Not. The mid-19th century was a turbulent period in Welsh history. Popular risings and riots broke out across the country.

The plan was unveiled back in 2016 and effectively set out a mission to almost double the amount of people who can speak Welsh in a period of 34 years. “Challenging” indeed. So here we are, ...

Between AD 650 and 750, Britain's lowland zone became firmly English. Even in southern Scotland, most of the Brythonic or Welsh kingdoms came under English or Anglian control. Yet before that ...

Given such situations, some people tried to evade taking ... to the continuation and to the life of the Welsh nation that has ever been suggested in history'. Yet nationalist opposition to ...

It's Prince William's first message delivered in Welsh and marks St David's Day, when Wales's patron saint is celebrated.