FM in Reform and Plaid warning at party conference

WALES needs experience and stability in an age of instability, Welsh Labour leader Eluned Morgan will tell the UK Labour Party conference today.

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With just eight months until the Senedd election, the First Minister will tell members in Liverpool that voters gambling on Reform UK’s “divisive noise” or Plaid’s “fantasy politics” will destroy everything Welsh Labour has grown since the dawn of devolution.

Speaking on the first day of the party's conference, Ms Morgan is expected to say: “The wreckers see the progress we have built as their problem. Our achievements as obstacles to their extremism.

“Reform’s plan? Gut the NHS. Axe free prescriptions. Flog off and frack everything that moves.”

She will speak about Nigel Farage’s previous party’s experiences in the Senedd, when seven Ukip members were elected in 2016 and just one was left at the end of the term.