Adrian Browne
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Reform Senedd motion declaring Wales should stay in UK voted down (opens the original)
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The Senedd has narrowly rejected a Reform motion declaring Wales should remain part of the United Kingdom. The vote was initially tied, with 45 members backing the motion and 45 opposed, requiring Presiding Officer Huw Irranca-Davies to cast the deciding vote against the proposal in line with parliamentary convention. A Labour amendment, which sought to add that "devolution is the settled will" of Wales offering "a better, more secure and more prosperous future" than independence, was defeated b
From punk to politics - the making of new Reform Wales leader Helen Jenner (opens the original)
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Helen Jenner, the new leader of Reform Wales, got a taster session for the top job on Tuesday, with a confident performance quizzing Plaid Cymru First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth in the Senedd. The Bangor Conwy Môn MS took over after her predecessor Dan Thomas quit as leader following an arrest on suspicion of assault and controlling or coercive behaviour. As an ex-teacher, Jenner reckons she has no fears appearing before politicians in Cardiff Bay. Over the summer she told the BBC Walescast podca
Labour wants budget deal with Plaid Cymru government - Ken Skates (opens the original)
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Welsh Labour leader Ken Skates has indicated he wants a budget deal with Plaid Cymru ministers, while insisting that additional learning needs (ALN) funding remains his party's top priority. The Welsh government's supplementary spending plans were defeated in the Senedd in July after Labour refused to back proposed budget changes. Skates said Labour was "keen still to negotiate with the government" and stressed that "we really do need to have cooperation to get budgets through this place". Plaid
Anti-Ukraine post from Reform supporter's account was unofficial, says party (opens the original)
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A social media post attacking Ukraine from a "Reform UK Alyn and Deeside and Wrexham" account was run by a party supporter with no official position in Reform, the party has said. The post, on Facebook, accuses Ukraine of corruption, says no more money or weapons should be sent to the country and calls for the lifting of sanctions against Russia. Reform said the account was "not official" and that the post was "contrary to our policy". "We stand fully behind Ukraine against Russia's brutal invas
Welsh Labour's Ken Skates speaks about anxiety and depression (opens the original)
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Welsh Labour's new leader has opened up about the struggles he has had with anxiety and depression since childhood. Ken Skates said he sought help after his symptoms were at their most severe while studying at the University of Cambridge and he was eventually diagnosed with generalised anxiety disorder and depression. He described feeling detached from himself, as though he was "watching" his own life, adding that "nothing feels real". Skates said he still recognised the anxiety that affected hi
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