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Top quality care urged for youngest
The next government should focus on the quality of care and education received by young children, say campaigners.
General Election 2015: See our updates from Tuesday's campaigning as Labour bought the fight to Wales
See how Tuesday's political events and announcements unfold nine days out from the General Election
Education Minister Huw Lewis promises improved exam results this summer
Huw Lewis provided Assembly Members with a Schools Challenge Cymru progress report
Bank fines to 'fund apprenticeships'
The Conservatives will use fines imposed on Deutsche Bank for its involvement in Libor rate-fixing to fund 50,000 apprenticeships, David Cameron says.
Parents 'puzzled' by graduate return
Parents of young adults who return to the family home after university are often "puzzled" about how to manage the relationship, suggests a small study.
'Unpleasant and grubby little people' Academic's remarkable personal attack on trade unionists
Professor Nigel Piercy, dean of Swansea University's School of Management, also said trade unionists were distinguished by 'sad haircuts and failed careers'
General Election 2015 live: Tories pledge 50,000 apprenticeships, Clegg demands increased spending on education & Russell Brand in secret meeting with Ed Miliband
See how today's political events and announcements unfold nine days out from the General Election
Bank fines to 'fund apprenticeships'
The Conservatives will use fines imposed on Deutsche Bank for its involvement in Libor rate-fixing to fund 50,000 apprenticeships, David Cameron says.
First gym dedicated to Children to open in Cardiff
The concept of gyms for children is becoming increasingly popular in other areas of the UK due to the increase in childhood
Gareth Evans: The good 'ol days were night clubs, pogs and football stickers
Our columnist reflects on his catch-up with university pals
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