Welsh Labour is bracing for a potential defeat in the upcoming May election, which could lead to an 'existential' debate about the party's identity and future direction after 27 years in power.

BBC Wales political editor Gareth Lewis explains Welsh Labour's pledges for the upcoming Senedd election in May.

Eluned Morgan, the first minister of Wales speaks to Megan Kenyon.

Welsh Labour is experiencing significant pressure due to internal leadership changes and widespread dissatisfaction with the Westminster government.

An analysis suggests that the Welsh Labour party is in decline, being torn apart by the forces of nationalism and nihilism within the country.

Welsh Labour leader Eluned Morgan launched her party's Senedd election manifesto in Swansea, promising that the NHS in Wales would see patients within 48 hours.

Welsh Labour leader Eluned Morgan made a significant gaffe during a campaign event, accidentally telling her supporters to "vote Plaid Cymru." The slip-up quickly became a notable moment in the ongoing political campaign.

Welsh Labour's Eluned Morgan has admitted she risks losing her seat in a closely contested election, anticipating that Plaid Cymru will emerge as the leading party in her constituency.

Eluned Morgan focuses on party’s ‘distinctive identity’ as it faces twin threat of Plaid Cymru and Reform UK The leader of Welsh Labour, Eluned Morgan, has said her party is a patriotic protector of her country as she tries to fend off the twin threats of Plaid Cymru from the left and Reform UK from the right. Launching Welsh Labour’s Senedd election campaign, the first minister said: “Welsh Labour will always be proud to be patriots and to stand up for our country. I’ve always been a patrio...