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Farage's Tata plan would cost 5,000 jobs, says Starmer
- The Welsh Labour conference in Llandudno featured speeches warning about Reform UK's rising influence ahead of the May 2026 Senedd election.
- Reform UK aims to end Labour's 26-year dominance, boosted by polls showing potential seat losses for Labour and an expanded proportional voting system.
- Nigel Farage visited Port Talbot, advocating reopening the recently closed blast furnaces despite widespread expert criticism that the plan is unrealistic and costly.
- Prime Minister Keir Starmer said Farage has 'no plan' for Wales and criticized the proposal for canceling construction of an electric arc furnace and 5,000 associated jobs.
- The warnings suggest the coming Senedd election could reshape Welsh politics, with Labour facing serious challenges and coalition possibilities under the new voting system.
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Labour rule in Wales taken for granted and under threat at Senedd poll – Morgan
The Welsh First Minister warned that Reform are the biggest threat to the nation’s way pf life. People take for granted that Labour will always be in power in Wales, the First Minister has said, as she warned that Reform UK are the “biggest threat” to the nation’s way of life ahead of key elections next year. Baroness Eluned Morgan warned in her speech to the Welsh Labour conference that the Senedd elections will be a “moment of reckoning” as Ni…
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