Political Media Outlets
- Dragon's Eye: A BBC Wales political current events show that "dares to breathe fire into Welsh politics and public life."
- David Cornock's other blog BBC Wales' Parliamentary correspondent David Cornock's diary on political life
- BBC Wales Political On-line News
- Betsan's blog Betsan Powys, BBC Wales' political editor's blog
- Blog Vaughan Roderick Welsh language blog of Vaughan Roderick, BBC's Welsh Politics correspondent
- icWales.co.uk Politics section on the on-line version of the Western Mail
- Wales Blog Index Round up of Welsh political blogs
- Cambria Current affairs magazine
- Barn Welsh language current affairs magazine
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