Welsh politics
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Concern as members of Welsh government use procurement cards to pay for goods at toy shop, luxury yacht supplier and five-star hotel in Beijing
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Labour-led assembly government hopes to counter changes introduced by Trade Union Act, Guardian understands
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Lords committee says full fiscal autonomy for nations would break up union, but SNP dismisses report as irrelevant
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Plaid Cymru leader says she challenged for the post of first minister to send a message to Labour, and she intends to hold government to account
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Appointment of Lib Dem assembly member as education secretary does not signal coalition, says Carwyn Jones
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Carwyn Jones remains first minister after agreement with Plaid Cymru as Ukip’s Neil Hamilton sparks sexism row
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Carwyn Jones set to return as first minister under a Labour minority administration after parties break deadlock
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Labour and Plaid Cymru say they are confident that ‘extremely useful’ talks can end deadlock over who should lead government
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Plaid Cymru loyalists in Rhondda valley are bemused at deadlock between party and Labour over who will be first minister
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Labour’s Jones fails to get re-elected as Tory and Ukip members’ votes for leader of Plaid Cymru result in 29-29 draw
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Rolling coverage of all the day’s political developments as they happen, including David Cameron and Jeremy Corbyn at PMQs and George Osborne’s evidence to the Treasury committee about the EU referendum
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The former Tory is unexpectedly back, leading Ukip in the Welsh assembly. Here’s a summary of his career highs and lows
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Former Tory MP elected to head seven-strong group, saying he wants to ensure Ukip has ‘maximum impact’ in Wales
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No good can come of a revolt that results in election of a politician with his past record in public life
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• Khan beats Goldsmith in London
• Scottish Labour beaten to third place after Tory surge
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Clive Lewis has called on Labour to ‘find out what unites us’ as shadow ministers warn party must improve performance
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Editorial: Big wins were predicted for the SNP in Scotland and for Labour in Wales. They both delivered – but underneath the surface the results show politics across these islands are getting more volatile
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Who won, who lost, what changed: the latest developments in the local, Scottish and Welsh elections
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Severin Carrell, Anne Perkins and Martin Kettle join Tom Clark to discuss national election results in Wales and Scotland and local election results in England
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As the results for Britain’s May elections come in, we want to know if you voted, and what you think the results mean for your town or area
Topics
- Wales
- Welsh government
- Labour
- Scottish politics
- Local elections
- Scotland
- Plaid Cymru
- Local politics
- Local government
- UK Independence party (Ukip)
- Northern Ireland
- Carwyn Jones
- Conservatives
- Scottish National party (SNP)
- EU referendum
- Leanne Wood
- European Union
- Mayoral elections
- Northern Irish politics
- David Cameron
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