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Reporter for BBC @WalesPolitics online. Email/Signal/Whatsapp details available on request. It's probably non-binding. Chair of Senedd Lobby.
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Reform MS Joe Martin banned from speaking in the Senedd

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By David Deans Verified, Daniel Davies Verified
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A Reform MS has been banned from speaking in the Senedd until he apologises for claiming white people were being replaced in the UK. Presiding Officer Huw Irranca-Davies said Joe Martin's comments were clearly "discriminatory" and "offensive". On Tuesday Martin asked the Welsh government for a statement on the "demographic replacement of white British people".
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New body will look at case for Welsh independence, and more devolution

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By David Deans Verified
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The case for Welsh independence, as well as more devolution for Cardiff Bay, will be considered by a new body set-up by the Plaid Cymru Welsh government. A National Commission for Wales will provide "advice, evidence and analysis" on the country's constitutional future, the Cardiff administration said. The minister in charge announced on Tuesday it will be led by two chairs - a former ambassador to France and an academic expert on constitutional law.
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More to come on devolution of Welsh justice, says UK minister

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By David Deans Verified
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A UK government minister says the "potential is high" for control of parts of the criminal justice system to pass from Westminster to Wales. The devolution of policing and prisons are key demands of the Plaid Cymru Welsh government, which has been in power since May. Justice Secretary Alex Norris said conversations are taking place with the Cardiff administration. While they were "further ahead" on youth justice, he said there was "more to come".
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