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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He is under pressure over donations and benefits he received in the run-up to being an MP
By: Ruth Mosalski
A new development agency was a Plaid Cymru pledge ahead of the election
The man most likely to be the next UK Prime Minister says Whitehall has too often behaved as though Cardiff Bay were a "constitutional inconvenience"
By: Taite Johnson, Ruth Mosalski
Concern about tethering has increased in recent months after a pony was killed on a busy Cardiff road
Police said the man was shot with a police-issue firearm after being seen with a weapon believed to be a hospital
By: Adam Care, Ruth Mosalski
A 21-year-old has been shot by armed police, following reports of threatening behaviour
"I'm not interested in setting out, 'these are the views of David Trystan' or 'these are the views of the Welsh Government'," he says.
By: John Jones, Ruth Mosalski
An announcement is expected in days as the Three Lions face Argentina in the semi-finals and look to win the World Cup for the first time in 60 years
By: Ruth Mosalski, John Jones
People in Wales could be given an extra bank holiday next week if England go on to win the World Cup, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer expected to declare one if they win the tournament
Joe Martin said diversity schemes were 'racially discriminating' against Welsh people 'in our own country'
