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Keir Starmer could be forgiven for thinking that he wouldn’t have to worry about Wales in the upcoming election. Labour’s dominance stretches back for more than a century, and the party has led every government since devolution in the 1990s. The next month will therefore have looked fairly straightforward for…

WELSH Labour have been accused of “undermining devolution” with the launch of their General Election manifesto.

Editorial: Vaughan Gething will only survive if he understands that Labour is a broad church, open to more than just those singing from his song sheet

Residents bemoan the 20mph speed limit, polluted waters and strain of the cost of living crisis

Welsh first minister urged to pay back £200,000 to firm whose owner was convicted of environmental crimes

The new Welsh Labour leader will be Europe’s first Black head of government. Now he must address concerns about donations to his campaign, says Richard Wyn Jones, director of the Wales Governance Centre

The first Black leader of a European nation has made history more than once during a rocky political career to date

Outcome of election paves way for first black head of a European country or the UK’s most senior gay leader

Economy minister says he is best candidate for top job and Senedd ‘needs to do more to look like our country’

The Welsh minister for the economy is making the early running in the leadership contest, looking well placed to work closely with both Starmer and unions

Yesterday, I appeared before the Welsh Affairs Select Committee to criticise the performance of the Welsh Labour Government. Within minutes, the First Minister, Mark Drakeford, had resigned. I’ll take that as a win.