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EU Withdrawal Bill secures Assembly consent as Plaid opposes power-grab.

Plaid Cymru Leader Leanne Wood AM response to Jeremy Corbyn’s comments regarding the EU (Withdrawal) Bill being a “power grab”.

First Minister fails to answer legal criticism of the Labour-Tory Withdrawal Bill deal.

Wales will have no say on the level of funding for the UK’s replacement of EU farm payments, a UK Government Minister has confirmed.

A vote against the final terms of the UK’s exit from the EU in the House of Commons should mean the UK remains in the EU, Plaid Cymru peer, Dafydd Wigley has said.

The Westminster Government faces a possible defeat tonight if the Labour Party unites to work with the other opposition parties to oppose the Tories’ decision to leave the EU’s Customs Union after Brexit.

Steffan Lewis AM, Plaid Cymru Shadow Cabinet Secretary for External Affairs, today criticised the UK Government for choosing to challenge the Law Derived from the European Union (Wales) Bill in the Supreme Court. The Bill, which was initially proposed by Steffan Lewis in a members’ legislative proposal that passed unanimously, enshrines EU regulations on devolved matters into Welsh law, protecting the current devolution settlement.

Wales should have the right to block trade deals that damage its national interest, Plaid Cymru has said, following revelations that Westminster is preparing to sign a trade deal with Australia, which would include opening Welsh markets to hormone-treated beef from Australia.

The Westminster Government should seek an extension to the Article 50 process of withdrawing from the EU, Plaid Cymru’s Westminster leader, Liz Saville Roberts MP has said.