#OnThisDay in 1955, Richard Burton had a Christmas message he wished to send in Welsh to his family, his village and his country. He also had a festive missive for the English... and a particularly feisty stallion.
Merry Christmas / Nadolig Llawen, from all at BBC Archive ๐ ๐
More innocent civilians and children killed whilst trying to survive. Devastating scenes of continued horror at the hands of Israeli forcesโ genocidal actions.
The UK government must cease all arms sales to Israel without delay.
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It's time to put Wales on a new path with a clear vision and policies to create a stronger, fairer, and more resilient economy.
I've been to Scunthorpe.
I've met the steel workers.
I know how important steel is to the whole country.
We will act to secure Britain's future.
With British steel: made in Britain, in the national interest.
Labour were sleeping when thousands of jobs were lost at Port Talbot, and Plaid Cymruโs calls to consider nationalisation were dismissed.
Now they might do it in Scunthorpe. Why werenโt Welsh jobs worth fighting for?