Welsh First Minister Eluned Morgan promises to challenge UK Labour government when decisions "harm Welsh communities," specifically calling for rethinks on winter fuel cuts and wind power benefits.
The UK Government is consulting on plans to extend the sugar tax to milk-based drinks and non-dairy alternatives in Wales, potentially affecting 203 products unless manufacturers reduce sugar content.
First Minister Eluned Morgan addresses the Senedd regarding the UK Supreme Court's recent ruling on biological sex definition under equalities law, acknowledging fears while pledging respectful implementation.
The Welsh Government is proceeding with a £20m investment in Cardiff Airport as the first instalment of a planned £205m support programme, despite criticism from competitors and opposition parties.
Welsh Government's proposed tourism levy passes first vote in the Senedd, with plans to implement council-optional charges from 2027.
Welsh supermarkets with 50+ employees must remove unhealthy snacks from tills and aisle ends by March 2026 as Senedd narrowly approves new obesity-tackling legislation.
Young people in Wales to benefit from £1 bus journeys under new Welsh Labour and Liberal Democrat budget agreement, alongside major investments in childcare and local services.
Deputy First Minister announces groundbreaking decision to end greyhound racing in Wales, marking a first for the UK nations. The move follows strong public support and advocacy from animal welfare organisations.
Reform UK achieves historic breakthrough in Welsh local politics as Stuart Keyte secures Trevethin and Penygarn by-election, defeating Labour by nearly 200 votes.
Welsh government maintains stance on including under-18s in proposed £1.25 per night tourism levy, despite opposition from various sectors including tourism operators and youth organisations.
Welsh Government introduces new regulations to restrict the promotion and placement of high-fat, salt and sugar foods in stores, targeting rising obesity levels across the nation.
First Minister backs Finance Minister Mark Drakeford's controversial comments about Welsh hospitals while emphasising no closures planned.
