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Labour's historic bond with Wales has been shattered

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By Hannah Woodward Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Hannah Woodward, political news editor Labour has lost its birthplace and its heartlands. The Labour Party was deeply tied to Wales' industrial communities and mining valleys. Yet on Friday, those same former industrial towns delivered a devastating verdict. With a record turnout, Welsh voters backed Plaid Cymru and Reform UK in huge numbers, while support for Labour collapsed. Labour secured just six of 42 seats across south Wales. Plaid Cymru won 19, while Reform UK took 13.
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Labour's historic bond with Wales has been shattered

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By Hannah Woodward Verified
| Roch Valley Radio
For more than a century, Welsh politics and the Labour Party were inseparable. On Friday, that historic bond was shattered. Wales was once the land of Labour giants: Keir Hardie, Aneurin Bevan, Michael Foot, James Callaghan and Neil Kinnock - all politicians who shaped both Welsh Labour and British politics for generations. The Labour Party was deeply tied to Wales' industrial communities and mining valleys.
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What's at stake for Wales in May's elections?

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By Hannah Woodward Verified
| This Is The Coast - Local Radio For The Yorkshire Coast Verified
A new voting system and an electorate hungry for change means for the first time in Wales, polls suggest voters no longer want Labour in power. But a new and clear pattern is emerging in the polls. Once dominant, Labour is now fighting for third with the Greens, while Plaid Cymru and Reform UK compete for first place. The most recent ITV YouGov poll speaks to this trend: Plaid Cymru is in first place with 33% - securing an estimated 43 seats, six short of a majority.
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