Continuing our series of interviews with politicians from Wales and beyond, this time we travel to Gwent to speak to Member of the Senedd for Newport East, John Griffiths. As one of the original ‘Class of 1999’, John has represented the constituency for Welsh Labour for nearly 25 years and we catch up with him just after his completion of his 150th ParkRun at Newport Parkrun on alongside the River Usk.

As a long-serving Senedd member and former Deputy Minister in Welsh Government, John speaks with us about the changing face of Newport, the benefits of social prescribing, Wales’s role in the world and the future of devolution.

You can find John on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/JGriffithsLab
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A man of Gwent: John Griffiths MS

Segment 1: Main GX Stories
1. Gameboy Advance (Switch)
     a. Super Mario Kart - Super Circuit 
2. Call of Duty Modern Warfare II: Season 2 (PC)
3. The Witcher 3 Complete Edition (2023) (XB)
4. Apex Legends Team Deathmatch (PC)
5. Gameboy (Switch)
      a. Super Mario Land 2 - 6 Golden Coins
      b. Tetris


Segment 2: Main News Headlines
1. PS5 sales jump 200% across Europe last month | European Monthly Charts - https://www.gamesindustry.biz/ps5-sales-jump-200-across-europe-last-month-european-monthly-charts
2. Firaxis confirms new Civilisation in development as xcom designer Jake solomon departs - https://www.eurogamer.net/firaxis-confirms-new-civilisation-in-development-as-xcom-designer-jake-solomon-departs
3. Sony is officially fighting microsoft’s subpoena in FTC’s activision blizzard merger case - http://www.fosspatents.com/2023/02/sony-is-officially-fighting-microsofts.html?m=1

Segment 3: Regular Rundown & Round Robin - GXXP Cleanup
1. Hogwarts Legacy (PC)

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If you are a fan of The Witcher series, or just love card games with strategy and depth, you might want to check out Gwent: The Witcher Card Game APK. This is a free-to-play digital card game that is based on the popular minigame from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. In this article, we will review what Gwent is, how to play it, which faction to choose, some tips and tricks, and how to download and install it on your Android device.


How to Play Gwent


Gwent is a turn-based card game between two players that can last up to three rounds. Each player has a deck of 25 cards that belong to one of six factions, each with their own unique abilities and playstyles. The goal is to win two out of three rounds by having more points than your opponent on the board.


Each round, players take turns playing one card from their hand of 10 cards. Cards can be played on two rows: melee or ranged. Each card has a power value that adds to the player's total points. Some cards also have special effects that can boost, damage, or manipulate other cards on the board. The round ends when both players pass or run out of cards. The player with more points wins the round.


Gwent is a game of choices and consequences, where skill, not luck, is your greatest weapon. You have to balance your resources, plan your moves, bluff your opponent, and adapt to changing situations. It's not enough to have a powerful deck; you also need a smart strategy.


Which Faction to Choose


One of the most important decisions you have to make in Gwent is which faction to play. There are six factions in the game, each with their own strengths, weaknesses, and themes. Here is a brief overview of each faction:





Northern Realms
: This faction focuses on armor, damage, and warmachines. They have cards that can protect their units from harm, deal damage to enemy units, and use siege engines like ballistas and trebuchets.



Monsters
: This faction specializes in weather, consume, and deathwish. They have cards that can create or benefit from weather effects that harm enemy units, consume their own units for power or effects, and trigger effects when they are destroyed.



Scoia'tael
: This faction excels in movement, boost, and special cards. They have cards that can move units between rows for benefits or disruption, boost their own units' power or abilities, and play many special cards like spells and traps.



Skellige
: This faction relies on discard, damage, and resurrection. They have cards that can discard cards from their deck or hand for effects or synergy, damage enemy units or their own for benefits, and resurrect units from their graveyard.



Nilfgaard
: This faction masters lock, reveal, and spy. They have cards that can lock enemy units' abilities or unlock their own, reveal cards from either player's hand or deck for information or effects, and spy on the enemy by placing units on their side of the board.
 

Syndicate
: This faction uses coins, crime, and tribute. They have cards that can generate or spend coins for various effects, commit crimes that can harm or benefit both sides, and pay tribute to activate powerful abilities.




Choosing a faction is a matter of personal preference and playstyle. You can experiment with different factions and see which one suits you best. You can also switch factions anytime you want, or even create your own custom deck with cards from different factions.


General Tips and Tricks


Gwent is a game that rewards skill and strategy, but also requires practice and patience. Here are some general tips and tricks that can help you improve your game and have more fun:





Learn the cards and abilities
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This song is about returning — not just to a place, but to the parts of ourselves we leave behind. It follows a journey through memory, language, and the quiet strength of home. With verses that speak to childhood, distance, loss, and reconnection, the track weaves in Welsh words and sayings not as decoration, but as pieces of a story that was never fully forgotten. It’s about hiraeth — the longing that stays with us — and how even when we drift, the land, the people, and the voice of someone we loved can still call us back.

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Mae’r gân hon yn sôn am ddychwelyd — nid yn unig i le, ond at rannau o’n hunain a adawwyd ar ôl. Mae’n dilyn taith drwy atgofion, iaith, a chryfder distaw cartref. Trwy benillion sy’n siarad am blentyndod, pellter, colled a chysylltiad newydd, mae’r trac yn gweu geiriau a diarhebion Cymraeg i mewn — nid fel addurn, ond fel rhannau o stori nad oedd erioed wedi ei hanghofio’n llwyr. Mae’n ymwneud â hiraeth — yr hiraeth sy’n aros gyda ni — ac fel y gall y tir, y bobl, a llais rhywun a gollwyd ein galw’n ôl, hyd yn oed ar ôl i ni grwydro.

Don't forget cariad, Don't forget

She skips by the river, boots half-tied
Mud on her cuffs, arms open wide

“Dad, did you paint the river red?”

“No, bach, it’s just the dragon’s shed —
A drop for each time we forgot to sing
And coal dust dreams from a rusted wing.”
She squints up skyward, brow all creased

“Do dragons get tired when the singing’s ceased?”

“That’s why the black runs thick below —
It’s not just sludge, it’s dragon’s woe.”
She gasps, then hums a tiny tune
Skipping past nettles, under the moon

“Should we sing him back to light?”

Her voice is cracked, but her grip is tight
I say, “Yes, love — you go first”
She roars a note, and the river bursts

Red is for remembering, black is for sleep
We walk where the dragons once dared to weep
If you hear humming, don’t be scared
It’s just a girl and her dad, singing repaired
Singing the metal back into bloom
Singing her mother out of the gloom

“Did Mum see this river too?”

I nod. “She called it ‘the old wound's blue.’”

“She should come with next time then.”

“She will, she is — in every bend.”
She kneels to touch the water’s skin
It mirrors stars and coal within
And in her hand, a dragon’s scale —
A rusted bolt with a wishing tale

“You see, love, this water remembers.
Even when we don’t.
And when it runs red — it’s not angry.
It’s just trying to say what we forgot.”

“Then I’ll remember double.”

Red is for remembering, black is for sleep
We’re the ones the dragon chose to keep
She sings, I walk, we both believe
The river loves those who dare to grieve
And when the sun spills through the mud —
We call it gold
We call it
dragon’s blood.

Gwaed y Ddraig

We stopped for lunch near a mossy wall  
You wandered off where lambs could call  
Laid a daisy crown on one so small  
You whispered secrets like they knew it all  

“This one’s Peli, and he’s shy like Mum  
He doesn’t like thunder, but he loves bum-bum-bum!”

I tapped the rhythm on my silver flask  
You laughed and gave me a riddle-task  

“If sheep had birthdays, would Mum be two?  
Could I wrap her up in sky and glue?”

Cig oen bach, in the soft green grace  
She says this field has heaven’s face  
Where angels nap and lambs don’t fear  
I think your Mum still lives right here  

You asked if the lamb could see the sky  
Then laid on moss, just closed one eye  
  
“She’s here when the clouds go by real slow  
She paints the blue from down below.”

You asked if the lamb could see the sky  
Then laid on moss, just closed one eye  
  
“She’s here when the clouds go by real slow  
She paints the blue from down below.”

“Dad, this stone feels like a bed for stars.”

“Maybe it is, cariad. That’s why it’s ours.”

“I’ll dream a lamb dream. You dream too.”

“I always do, when I’m here with you.”

Cig oen bach, by the old stone frame  
Every breeze here whispers your name  
If you lay still and listen deep —  
You’ll hear her voice  
where the lambs fall asleep.

Cig Oen Bach

We’d stopped walking… just for a bit.  
Golden hour, that kind of light where the world don’t speak unless you ask nice.  
She found a puddle like it was treasure. Said,  
“Dad… this one’s got secrets.”

You crouched down, fingers dipped like a priest  
In the church of roadside rain and rust  
You looked at me, cheek full of toast  
“Bet this puddle’s got the moon in it… and a ghost.”  
I said, “Probably. Best ask nice.”  
You whispered to it like a friend from school  
Then flicked a bit at me, grinned:  
“See, it likes you. You’re the fool.”  
You wiped a circle on its skin  
“Look — this one’s still got Mum in.”  
I didn’t blink. Just nodded slow.  
The sun went gold. The wind let go.

Gold is what stays when the world lets go  
It’s not in the coin, but the puddle’s glow  
It’s the stillness that says: “You’re allowed to be”  
Gold is what you feel when you don’t need to see

You asked, “D’you think clouds ever clock out?”  
I said, “Not if they’ve got unions.” You laughed, “Daaad.”  
We sat in silence near the hill  
There’s a gate creak, crow, the world stood still  
You tapped your flask, I clinked my spoon  
We played that rhythm from your “sheep field tune”  
Then out the blue you go:  
“Do puddles remember who stepped in ‘em first?”  
I said, “I reckon so. They’re petty like that.”  
You said, “Same. Bet they’ve got secret puddle chats.”  
Then whispered to the water low:  
“You’re safe with us. You don’t need to know.”

Gold is what stays when the name fades out  
It’s not in the crown, but the whispered shout  
It’s the hush that sings when you breathe in deep  
Gold is what you feel when the world’s asleep

You lay flat back on a mossy stone  
One shoe off, snack in hand  
Looked at me sideways like you knew something  
Said, “Dad… maybe this is Mum’s favourite bit.”  
And I nearly broke.  
But I said, “Yeah. Me too.”

We walked again, the world resumed  
But slow — like it knew something new  
A bee buzzed lazy past your brow  
You whispered, “He’s late.” I said, “Aren’t we all now?”  
At the bend, the puddle gone  
But gold stayed floating in your tone  
You said, “Let’s not tell the others, right?”  
“Keep it as ours. Gold don’t need light.”

And when we got home…  
Your coat still smelled of old toast and sun.  
You went,  
“Mum saw that puddle too, yeah?”  
I said,  
“Yeah, love. She left it here for you.”

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