Welsh first minister Vaughan Gething has lost a vote of no confidence, but insisted he will not will resign.
Two Labour members were off sick at the time of the vote. 29 Senedd members voted in favour of the resolution and 27 voted against.
The Conservatives called the vote after Gething's leadership campaign received donations from a company owned by a man previously convicted of environmental offences.
Opposition leaders including those of the Conservatives and Plaid Cymru have called for him to go.

Charity Fields in Trust is calling on the new government to appoint a Minister for Children and Young People and to ensure that children’s right to play is secured by access to spaces. 

Brighton and Hove City Council has taken on four new electric HGVs to support the city’s refuse and recycling service, and is also investing in electric vehicle charging facilities at Hollingdean depot.

Wales is just behind Austria, compared to England which is 11th in the new report.

New grant funding from the Welsh government is set to support the decarbonisation of one hundred homes in Flintshire.

First Minister of Wales, Vaughan Gething, has sealed his first Act in office with measures to improve the process of developing infrastructure projects.

Three councils are planning to buy ten houses exposed to illegal levels of nitrous dioxide (NO2).

More than 10,000 hectares of damaged peatland has been restored in Scotland over the last year, reducing harmful emissions and accelerating progress to net zero.

The BBC and ITV have announced their broadcast dates for debates leading up to the general election on 4 July.

The Scottish Government has published its multi-year for the Scottish public sector.
The 2024-25 Public Sector Pay Policy sets out a framework for workers to receive an average 9.3 per cent uplift over three years