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Ugly backlash when women speak out, says First Minister
Carwyn Jones calls for Wales to be the safest place in Europe for women, after 'vile' treatment of women who complain of sexual harassment.
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Tories demand leak report's release after Assembly vote
Welsh Government says it needn't release a leak investigation report into events leading up to Carl Sargeant's death, despite losing a vote.
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First Minister doesn't own a mobile phone
It's been revealed that Carwyn Jones doesn't possess a personal mobile phone "for security reasons".
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Single market and customs union 'best for Welsh exports'
The Welsh Government says the European market is vital for exports and demands a UK-EU customs union, with full access to the single market.
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Leak inquiry clears First Minister
One of three inquiries launched after the death of the former cabinet minister Carl Sargeant has cleared the First Minister
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Jones kept misleading AMs on bullying, says ex-minister
Leighton Andrews has wrritten to Carwyn Jones saying he has misled the National Assembly 'several times' since the death of Carl Sargeant.
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'Sargeant got me to question First Minister' -Tory AM
Conservative AM Darren Millar has revealed that Carl Sargeant asked him to question First Minister about bullying in the Welsh Government.
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First Minister wins vote on investigation of his conduct
Carwyn Jones was told in the Senedd that the timing of his agreement to an independent investigation of his conduct was "suspect".
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Poll shows 27% of voters say Carwyn Jones should resign
27% of Welsh voters think the First Minister should resign after claims of bullying in his government and the death of Carl Sargeant.
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UKIP calls for no confidence motion in First Minister
UKIP have responded to Carwyn Jones' statement by calling on other parties to support a vote of no confidence in the First Minister.
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