Prifysgol Caerdydd - Cardiff University

Dr Chris North (Lecturer, Cardiff University School of Physics and Astronomy) explains how we came to know that black holes exist. #CUatLunch is a series of short talks from Cardiff University academics, explaining a concept, theory or area of research in 15 minutes or less.

Philip Rycroft, the UK’s former leading Brexit civil servant delivered this Wales Governance Centre Annual Lecture at the Pierhead in Cardiff Bay, a few days before the UK General Election 2019. The former Permanent Secretary at the Department for Exiting the EU and head of the UK Governance Group in the Cabinet Office, analysed the impact of Brexit on inter-governmental relations and what the UK'...

At this event hosted at Cardiff Business School, Prof. Sir Paul Collier CBE & Prof. Colin Mayer, both Fellows of the British Academy, share the findings of their new work and discuss the Academy’s cross- disciplinary research programme, The Future of the Corporation, which highlights the latest thinking on the future of capitalism and on the place and role of the corporation in society. Prof. Calv...

Delivering the 2018 Wales Governance Centre Annual Lecture, Michelle O'Neill (Deputy Leader, Sinn Fein) addresses the impact of Brexit on Northern Ireland and what it means for the future of the communities who live and work there. Filmed at the Pierhead, Cardiff Bay on 10 December 2018

Lord Michael Heseltine delivered the 2018 Hadyn Ellis Lecture at Cardiff University on 28th November 2018. His subject? What else but Brexit, which he explores in his own inimitable fashion.

In his 50th year of campaigning for human rights, democracy, LGBT freedom and global justice, Peter Tatchell came to Cardiff University to discuss his radical ideas for a fairer world during LGBT history month 2018. His talk, 'Equality is not enough - social accommodation versus social transformation' was delivered on the 12th of February 2018.

Professor René Lindstädt (School of Law and Politics) and Professor Karin Wahl-Jorgensen (School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies)of Cardiff University discuss Trump’s first year as President of the United States. Fake news, staff changes, policies, the Russia investigation and culture wars – we will be taking a closer look at some of Trump’s achievements and failures.

Anthony Barnett is the founder of openDemocracy and author of "The Lure of Greatness, England's Brexit and America's Trump" and shares his views on the future of the UK and Brexit.

Writer and Guardian columnist delivers this lecture as part of his book tour for 'Out of the Wreckage: A new politics for an age of crisis'

Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, recently appointed to chair the first Justice in Wales Commission for over a hundred years, outlines his thoughts of the major issues and challenges to be addressed by the Commission

Dr Dowling of Cardiff University takes a deep dive into the events leading up to the Catalan independence referendum of October 2017.

At an event celebrating 20 years since the devolution referendum of 1997 that brought partial autonomy to Wales, the First Minister Carwyn Jones shares his thoughts about the key moments in the early years of devolution and where Welsh devolution might go in the future.

At an event marking 20 years since the devolution referendum in 1997 that led to the establishment of the Welsh Parliament, Huw Edwards gives his personal view on where Wales stands, 20 years later.