Ruth Mosalski is a Political Editor at WalesOnline. She covers the decisions that impact Wales from both Cardiff Bay and Westminster, focusing on their effects on local communities and public policy. Ruth's work has been featured in various publications, including the Daily Record, The Mirror, and MSN.
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Ruth Mosalski's coverage predominantly focuses on local Welsh politics and government announcements. She is likely to be most responsive to pitches that offer expert commentary or insider insights into Welsh political developments, particularly those related to the First Minister, the Welsh Government, and budget-related matters.
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Politicians from Labour, the Green Party and Plaid Cymru all walked out of the chamber
By: Ruth Mosalski
She died just a few days after standing in the Senedd election
By: Ruth Mosalski
He has emerged as one of the most prominent, and controversial, of Reform UK's new Senedd Members
By: Ruth Mosalski
There was poor communication and a lack of checks before the medicine was given to the man
By: Ruth Mosalski
There was poor communication and a lack of checks before the medicine was given to the man
Argentinian Leti Gonzalez came to Cardiff on a whim for a house party. She fell in love with the city and with Wales
New Labour MS for Caerdydd Penarth Shavannah Taj has had a busy life but says being an elected politician had never been her goal
Top of the list of reasons for complaints was Senedd members' conduct on social media
Welsh secretary Jo Stevens said Keir Starmer was a 'man of dignity, duty, and commitment to our country and our party'
By: Ruth Mosalski
Wales and the UK voted to leave the EU on June 23, 2016, to leave the European Union
