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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.

Plaid Cymru condemns the apparent chemical attack in the town of Douma in Syria, which led to the reported deaths of at least 70 people in appalling circumstances.

Plaid Cymru has welcomed the Welsh Government’s decision not to facilitate any further prisons in Wales – including the proposed ‘super prison’ in Port Talbot, until after ‘meaningful’ talks have taken place with the UK government. But the party has also repeated calls for Wales to control its own criminal justice system following the statement from Alun Davies AM, Cabinet Secretary for Local Government & Public Services this afternoon.

Plaid Cymru has urged the Westminster Government to give the Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon a green light, amid reports that the project's financial backers' interests and expectations are waning.

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.

Russia is the UK’s biggest customer of depleted uranium, Plaid Cymru has revealed, with £1.2 million worth of the weapons-grade substance sold to Russia in 2016.

Individuals should be allowed to keep their European citizenship after Brexit, Plaid Cymru says, as it launches an online petition 

The Welsh Government is complicit in Westminster’s power-grab, Plaid Cymru has said, as the Westminster Government is forced to make concessions to Scotland and not Wales.

Welsh citizens are being denied a fundamental component of democracy, Plaid Cymru has claimed, calling for responsibility over broadcasting to be devolved to Wales.