Liz Saville Roberts AS / MP

Jo Stevens criticised for ‘party-political rant' in response to questions about devolution Plaid Cymru has accused the Secretary of State for Wales of delivering a “party-political rant” after failing to directly answer parliamentary questions about discussions on the future of devolution. ...

Plaid Cymru has accused the Secretary of State for Wales of delivering a ‘party-political rant’ after failing to directly answer parliamentary questions about discussions on the future of devolution

Genuinely astonishing that the Secretary of State for Wales thinks this is a remotely acceptable way to respond to another MP, simply because they represent a different constitutional tradition.

Asked a perfectly reasonable question of the Wales Office. Got a party-political rant in response.

People want to know what discussions are taking place between their two governments.

Wales deserves better than twin Labour governments in cahoots to conceal their failures.

Starmer pledged to rebuild trust in politics before his election in 2024.

But the PM failed to keep this promise following his series of terrible judgements.

Mandelson must lose his seat in the Lords and we need a police investigation into his misconduct in public office.

Addawodd Starmer ailadeiladu ymddiriedaeth mewn gwleidyddiaeth nôl yn 2024.

Ond dyw’r Prif Weinidog ddim wedi cadw ei addewid ar ôl cyfres o benderfyniadau gwael.

Rhaid i Mandelson golli ei sedd yn yr Arglwyddi a chael ymchwiliad heddlu i'w ymddygiad mewn swydd gyhoeddus.

Three independent commissions have backed devolving policing to Wales.

Scotland, Northern Ireland – even London and Manchester – have powers over policing.

Asked if Wales should too, the Home Secretary says:

“No I do not.”

Labour has no respect for Wales.

Devolution is the solution to fix Wales’ broken criminal justice system | Parliament Politics Magazine As devolved nations, both Scotland and Northern Ireland have full control over their own justice systems. Wales, however, remains an outlier, with

The people of Wales are being failed by a broken criminal justice system.

We need a system that keeps communities safe, supports victims and survivors and helps people rebuild their lives.

Devolution is the only way we can do that. Here’s how and why👇🏼

Devolution is the solution to fix Wales’ broken criminal justice system | Parliament Politics Magazine As devolved nations, both Scotland and Northern Ireland have full control over their own justice systems. Wales, however, remains an outlier, with

Mae’r system gyfiawnder yn methu pobl Cymru.

Mae angen system sy'n cadw cymunedau'n ddiogel, yn cefnogi dioddefwyr a goroeswyr, a’n helpu pobl i ailadeiladu eu bywydau.

I wneud hyn, rhaid trosglwyddo’r pwerau i’n dwylo ein hunain. Dyma sut a pham 👇🏼

Nigel Farage continues to defend Elon Musk, despite his platform allowing the creation of AI-generated sexualised images of children.

Anyone who does so forfeits any right to lecture others about protecting women and girls.

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Mae Nigel Farage yn parhau i amddiffyn Elon Musk, er gwaethaf y ffaith bod ei blatfform yn caniatáu creu delweddau AI rhywiol o blant.

Mae unrhyw un sy'n gwneud hynny yn colli’r hawl i bregethu eraill am amddiffyn merched.

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Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens is anti-devolution, former minister claims Labour Senedd member Lee Waters told a podcast Stevens was not

We’re only on day two of 2026 and the infighting has already restarted.

New year, same old Labour.

In May, the people of Wales can vote for a Plaid Cymru government - one that will always put country before party and demand better for our communities.

Jo Stevens yw'r Ysgrifennydd Cymru 'mwyaf gwrth-ddatganoli ers 1970' Jo Stevens yw'r mwyaf

Dim ond yr 2il o Ionawr yw hi ac mae’r rhwygiadau mewnol wedi ailddechrau yn barod.

Blwyddyn newydd, yr un hen Lafur.

Ym mis Mai, gall pobl Cymru ddewis llywodraeth Plaid Cymru - un fydd bob amser yn mynnu gwell ar gyfer ein cymunedau.

The justice system is failing people in Wales – only full devolution can fix it Liz Saville Roberts MP, secured a debate in the House of Commons on the justice system in Wales where she urged the UK Government to devolve full responsibility for justice and policing to Wales.

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The justice system is failing people in Wales.

Gwenno Ephraim’s story is one example of how failures in the system are having devastating impacts on people.

Plaid Cymru is calling for full devolution of justice to fix these structural issues and deliver joined-up solutions.

Y wladwriaeth 'heb ofalu am les' merch o Flaenau Ffestiniog sydd ar goll Rhybudd: Mae'r erthygl isod yn cyfeirio at hunanladdiadMae aelod seneddol wedi dweud na wnaeth y wladwriaeth ofalu am les merch ifanc o Wynedd sydd ar goll ers mis Gorffennaf

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Mae'r system gyfiawnder yn methu pobl yng Nghymru.

Mae stori Gwenno Ephraim ond yn un enghraifft o sut mae methiannau yn y system yn cael effaith ddifrifol ar bobl.

Mae Plaid Cymru yn galw am ddatganoli cyfiawnder yn llawn i drwsio'r problemau strwythurol hyn.

Mae’r uchelgais i haneru trais yn erbyn merched o fewn degawd i’w groesawu.

Ond ar ôl tan-ariannu cronig, mae dyfodol nifer o sefydliadau Cymru mewn perygl.

Rhaid i'r Llywodraeth sicrhau bod gwasanaethau yn derbyn cyllid hirdymor fel bod dioddefwyr yn cael y gefnogaeth maent ei angen.

The ambition to halve violence against women and girls within a decade is welcome.

However, after years of chronic underfunding, many Welsh organisations’ futures are at risk.

The UK Government must ensure that services receive long-term funding so that victims can access the support they need.

Reform’s former leader in Wales, Nathan Gill, has been sentenced to over ten years in prison after he took bribes to spread pro-Russian propaganda.

Wales stands with Ukraine.

It’s time for a full investigation into Russian interference in our democracy.

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Jury trials are not the problem, chronic underinvestment is.

Our courts, such as Caernarfon Justice Centre, are processing fewer cases because of crumbling buildings, staff shortages and high workloads.

Scrapping jury trials won’t solve these fundamental issues.

Tanfuddsoddi cronig yw’r broblem, nid rheithgorau.

Mae ein llysoedd, gan gynnwys Canolfan Gyfiawnder Caernarfon, yn prosesu llai o achosion oherwydd adeiladau sy'n dadfeilio, prinder staff a llwythi gwaith uchel.

Fydd cael gwared ar reithgorau ddim yn datrys y problemau sylfaenol hyn.

On #WorldAIDSDay, we remember the lives lost to HIV-AIDS and stand in solidarity with those living with it today.

Today is also a chance to raise awareness, educate, and break the stigma to help prevent the spread of HIV and to protect future generations ♥️

Starmer's panic speech today to shore up the Chancellor and her Budget will do nothing to rebuild what little trust his Government had left.

People deserve transparency, and a Government that’s focused on improving lives – not one that keeps taking with scant returns.

The circus of leaks, briefings and U-turns is no way to build confidence with the public ahead of Wednesday’s Budget.

When public services are already on their knees, Labour’s chaos has made matters worse.

Wales deserves better.

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Reform UK's Zia Yusuf calls Nathan Gill 'ancient history' The party's head of policy says he has never met Nathan Gill, who served as the leader of Reform UK in Wales in 2021.

Calling Nathan Gill ‘ancient history’ is a cynical attempt to sweep a politically-threatening truth under the carpet.

Gill was a trusted ally of Nigel Farage.

We need a full investigation into Russian interference in our politics - the people of Wales deserve transparency.

Rail fares to be frozen in England next year Regulated fares, which include season tickets and off-peak returns, will not see annual price rises for the first time in 30 years, the government announces.

Labour acts to help commuters in England, but has never offered the same support in Wales after 26 years in power.

Instead, Wales is still being denied the £4 billion owed from HS2.

This is a serious question of fairness, and where Labour's priorities really lie.

Labour are dancing to the tune of Reform's cruel agenda on asylum.

These proposals, including confiscating personal belongings, will punish people who have already endured unimaginable hardship and will create further divisions in our communities.

Plaid Cymru rejects such performative cruelty.

Labour is enabling Farage’s agenda by trading principles for soundbites.

Rules and controls are necessary - but rules without humanity corrode trust and fuel division.

The measure of a civilised country is not how many people it turns away but how it treats the most vulnerable.

Powers over policing must be devolved to Wales.

As the UK Government scraps Police and Crime Commissioners, devolving the entire justice system to Wales makes logical sense.

Rachel Reeves says “we must all do our bit.”

People in Wales already have done their bit – paying more while wages stagnate and living standards decline.

The super rich are protected, the rest pay the price.

The Chancellor’s Budget must address these fundamental inequalities.