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Kemi Badenoch leaves door open to Tory support for Plaid government budget (opens the original)
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Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has not ruled out the Welsh Tories helping Plaid Cymru ministers to pass the Welsh government's supplementary budget. In July, Plaid's mid-year spending plans were defeated in the Senedd after they failed to secure enough opposition party support for the changes. On Thursday, Badenoch told BBC Wales her party would always be willing to support "individual policies" where people are delivering things "Conservative voters want". But she insisted she was "not inter
Welsh Secretary Stephen Kinnock claims Plaid Cymru 'holding up investment' (opens the original)
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The Welsh Secretary has accused Wales' Plaid Cymru government of holding up investment and called for it to work more closely with UK ministers. Speaking at Labour's autumn conference in Liverpool on Sunday, Stephen Kinnock said Plaid Cymru was "stalling" on deals resulting in "jobs and security delayed". He said he wanted to "reach out" to Plaid Cymru because, in England, deals were already underway. Liz Saville Roberts MP, Plaid Cymru group leader in Westminster, said Kinnock should "reflect o
Welsh Lib Dem leader says party should be more exciting (opens the original)
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The Welsh Liberal Democrats leader has called for her party to be "more exciting". Speaking at the party's annual conference in Brighton, Jane Dodds said she was disappointed to be the only Liberal Democrat elected at May's Senedd elections and questioned the party's messaging on independence. Dodds said she was "sorry" that Wales did not vote for more of her colleagues, and that it was important to ask why. She also called for the introduction of an AI wealth tax and for more to be done to tack
Richard Tice says Reform being Wales opposition is work in progress (opens the original)
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Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice has described the party's transition into the role of official opposition in the Senedd as a "work in progress". Taking questions ahead of the party's autumn conference, Tice said Reform was "making a real difference" and "challenging the status quo". Reform is by far the largest opposition party in the new expanded Senedd chamber, winning 34 out of 96 seats in May's election. Asked for his assessment of the party's performance in Wales over the past few mont
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