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Wales’ first minister led tributes to the sacrifices of past generations as the Senedd marked the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day. Eluned
Senedd members demanded urgent action to address an “epidemic” of violence after a 14-year-old became the first person convicted of attempted murder in a Welsh
Wales’ first minister came under fire over the Labour UK Government’s decision to step in to save Scunthorpe steelworks after failing to do the same
Senedd members urged the UK Government to speed up compensation payments to people infected and affected by the contaminated blood scandal. Labour’s Julie Morgan,
Senedd members criticised Westminster’s “short-sighted, immoral and unethical” plans to slash spending on welfare by £4.8bn a year by the end of the decade.
Welsh ministers have been urged to keep a promise to disqualify politicians found guilty of deliberate deception after appearing to backtrack on the commitment.
Senedd members pressed Wales’ first minister about the Labour UK Government plans to slash spending on welfare by £4.8bn a year by the end of
A commissioner warned current Senedd offices are “crumbling” and becoming “no longer fit for purpose” amid a multi-million-pound search for new office space. Hefin David,
A Labour Senedd member criticised the Welsh Government’s response to an inquiry on the impact of cuts to culture and sport over the past decade.
The Conservatives quit a Senedd committee charged with addressing gaps in the UK Covid-19 inquiry after Labour blocked calls for witnesses to swear an oath.
