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The Leader of Plaid Cymru Adam Price has confirmed his party will stand on policy of stopping Brexit in the upcoming General Election by supporting a Final Say referendum with ‘Remain’ on the ballot.

Labour MPs have been accused of an “astounding piece of hypocrisy” by Plaid Cymru MP Jonathan Edwards, after they last night (24 October) chose to abstain on giving the Senedd a say on the British Government’s Withdrawal Agreement Bill.

Under questioning from Delyth Jewell AM at the Senedd’s External Affairs and Additional Legislation Committee this afternoon, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Michael Gove MP confirmed that no assessment has been made of the impact of the so-called Brexit deal on the port of Holyhead.

This morning, the Commission on Justice in Wales led by former Lord Chief Justice Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, has announced its recommendations at the Senedd.

The rise in hate crime against LGBT people in Wales must be tackled ‘urgently’ says Plaid Cymru.

The Senedd has tonight voted in favour of a motion which says AMs do not agree to the Withdrawal Agreement Bill (WAB) as introduced in the House of Commons.

The Welsh Government, through Transport for Wales, may have failed in its duty to undertake due diligence on the extension of an order of Flex trains which might not be fit for purpose, according to Plaid Cymru.

Plaid Cymru has criticised the British Government’s planned timetable for pushing through it’s Withdrawal Agreement Bill, calling it a “democratic disgrace”.

Plaid Cymru’s Westminster Leader, Liz Saville Roberts MP, confirmed that Plaid Cymru will vote against Boris Johnson’s so-called deal saying that her party will “never vote for something that makes Wales poorer”.

Boris Johnson’s so-called deal is bad for Wales. Together, we must reject it, and stand up for Wales’ bright, European future.