NewsWalesWales PoliticsBereaved families accuse Plaid ministers of betrayal over Covid reviewCampaigners hit out as Plaid outline details of review that will end in March 2029.23 hrs agoWalesWelsh government mini-budget passes after Plaid-Labour dealThe original version fell in July in a row over spending on additional learning needs education.20 hrs agoWalesBurnham's devolution plan won't work in Wales, former Labour minister saysPrime Minister Andy Burnham has called on UK nations to hand more powers down to regions and cities.2 days agoWalesWinter fuel cuts turned the Welsh against Labour, former leader Neil Kinnock saysThe former Labour leader says welfare policies turned disillusionment with Labour into "active dislike".5 days agoWalesBBC Wales cuts risk 'irreversible deterioration', warns first ministerHe says the corporation could breach its public service obligations if it proceeds as planned.23 hrs agoWalesWelsh public sector unlikely to meet net zero plans by 2030, say auditorsA watchdog has criticised the lack of progress made by organisations in tackling climate change.1 day agoWalesFirst minister 'looking at snatching milk from schoolchildren', Labour leader saysKen Skates criticises a Welsh government consultation on whether a school milk scheme should continue.First minister says Welsh spending powers takes step forward after Andy Burnham meetingRhun ap Iorwerth says new powers for more cash matter of how and when, after meeting.Chancellor's £30m pledge for train station is insult to the people of Wales, minister saysWales' transport minister says the cash is a "tiny fraction" of what is needed for the country's rail.Talks over Plaid £10 child poverty payment positive, says Welsh secretaryThere are concerns the £10 a week proposed payment could be taxed or impact benefits.Wales to make £100 energy payments but Plaid ministers say Budget leaves them with cutsThe UK government rejects a claim that the £450m in extra funding to Wales is actually a real-terms cut.What Wales makes of the Budget: 'It helps, but it's not enough'Chancellor John Healey has set out the government's tax and spending plans, but opinions are split.
