Between this and "listening to the concerns of the non-dom community", I'm increasingly convinced that Rachel Reeves is the product of an AI generator that hasn't had enough inputs.
We’re really not ready for the all guns blazing campaign Reform are going to throw at Wales. I blame all of the centre and left wing parties - especially the Welsh Government - for sitting like deer in the headlights just waiting for the end.
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As Gaie's MP I tried everything I could to challenge this decision to send her back to prison - including writing to the prisons minister Lord Timpson and the probation service.
Why on earth is this government releasing violent criminals early due to prison overcrowding, but then replacing them with a 77-year-old peaceful climate protester who is clearly no threat to the public?
And why is she facing this extra punishment of being locked up, for longer than she was meant to be, and over Christmas? Not because she's broken her bail conditions, oh no no, it's because the private company responsible for fitting electronic tags couldn't find one the right size for her, and the authorities weren't willing to consider alternatives like daily check-ins at the police station.
Do we think that, perhaps, this government might be getting its priorities wrong?
‘I never thought I could be both Welsh and queer - it felt like I had to choose,’ says Nia Morais, a queer, mixed-race Welsh writer and contributor to the newly published Cymry Balch Ifanc / Young Welsh Proud anthology✍️ Llinos Dafydd https://t.co/F3nGzVEbmI
@providenceluvr mae’n bosib! our accents typically become permanent between the ages of 7-14, and the inconsistency might be an unconcious code-switch between Welsh-English vowels (perceived stigmatized variants) to BrSE vowels (perceived prestige variants) in certain contexts of speech