BBC Politics
Burnham Summons Celtic Crew for Autumn Chat, Promises 'Good Jobs' Instead of Just Good Vibes
PM Andy Burnham gathers the devolved leaders for a summit, hoping 'good jobs for all' will paper over the usual constitutional cracks.
BBC Politics
PM Andy Burnham gathers the devolved leaders for a summit, hoping 'good jobs for all' will paper over the usual constitutional cracks.
BBC Politics
Rhun ap Iorwerth promises to fix M4 congestion with roads, just not the one everyone already spent years arguing about.
BBC Business
UK government offers summer VAT cuts on theme parks and zoos; Welsh First Minister says that's nice but could we get some help with heating bills instead?
The Guardian
Plaid Cymru wins election, immediately demands more devolution. Thames Water rescue threatened by PM change. Burnham vows to fix Labour. US hate crime shooting. Iran peace deal proposal. Altman wins legal battle.
BBC Politics
Wales is getting its first Plaid Cymru first minister, because the other parties either abstained, backed him, or are too busy fighting over who gets to be the speaker.
BBC Politics
Labour loses Wales and 12 English councils, Reform UK gains control of several areas and over 600 councillors, while the SNP remains largest in Scotland with a diminished vote share.
BBC Politics
After 26 years of uninterrupted rule, Welsh Labour has conceded defeat in the Senedd election, with even First Minister Eluned Morgan at risk of losing her seat, as Plaid Cymru and Reform UK vie for power.
The Guardian Europe
Labour loses hundreds of council seats, Starmer 'takes responsibility' (i.e., says sorry without fixing anything), while Tories, Lib Dems, Greens, and Plaid Cymru all claim they're the real winners. Democracy: still a mess.
BBC Politics
British parties engage in last-minute campaigning with promises of unity, change, and fixing church roofs, because democracy is a beautiful, chaotic mess.
BBC Politics
Reform UK candidate James Evans breaks party ranks to call Arron Banks' 'Welsh lad?' post racist, as colleagues dance around the obvious like it's a competitive sport.
The Good Times
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