Reform UK has launched its Senedd election manifesto in Newport, promising a 1p income tax cut across all bands, an M4 relief road, and scrapping default 20mph limits ahead of the 7 May vote.

First Minister Eluned Morgan launches Welsh Labour’s election campaign with pledges on mental health, transport and retraining as polls suggest a tough fight ahead.

Plaid Cymru has launched its 100-day government plan, promising NHS reviews, smartphone restrictions in schools and an express coach service – but admits waiting list progress will take time.

Rhun ap Iorwerth told the Plaid Cymru conference in Newport that the Senedd election is a choice between “culture or ignorance”, taking aim at both Reform UK and Welsh Labour.

Rhun ap Iorwerth has abandoned his party’s pledge to reach net zero by 2035, telling BBC Radio Wales the target “isn’t realistic” as the Senedd election approaches.

A More In Common poll places Reform UK on 31%, seven points ahead of Plaid Cymru, in a dramatic shift ahead of May’s Senedd election.

Dan Thomas says police are investigating threats against him and his family, including one to burn down his home, as he addresses questions over where he lives and hints at M4 relief road plans.

Dan Thomas insists he lives in Wales despite reports of Bath property purchase, as political rivals question his priorities ahead of Senedd elections.

Rhun ap Iorwerth makes explicit promise not to raise income tax during BBC interview, whilst criticising Labour’s approach to securing fair funding for Wales.