The clown prince of Wales

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Rhodri Morgan, who is seeking to become leader of the Labour party in Wales, and thus First Secretary in the Welsh Assembly, is regarded as being rather unpredictable. He has gained the support of Labour party members and trade unions in Wales, but some observers feel that it would be unwise to rely on him. Those at the headquarters of the Labour party in London, England, are particularly concerned about his preoccupation with freedom of information, as well as his outspoken criticism of quangos.

Government domestic functions, Behavior, Politicians

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Do the Welsh deserve Snowdon?

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There has been an appeal to raise funds so that Snowdonia, Wales, can be owned by the Welsh. The National Trust has launched this appeal, and Sir Anthony Hopkins, actor, has contributed 1 million pounds sterling. Donations from Wales have been sparse compared with donations from elsewhere. Welsh culture is more appealing from outside Wales. Within Wales, the Welsh Labor party is in opposition to the head of the Labor party in government, and is afraid of losing power.

Popular culture

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Nationalists aim to cap stunning Assembly result

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The nationalist party in Wales, the Plaid Cymru, is gaining ground in former Labour strongholds such as Rhondda and Llanelli. The party has been accused of being a political chameleon, adopting different tactics to procure votes in different parts of Wales.

Government regulation, United Kingdom, Planning, Elections, Welsh Nationalist Party-Party of Wales (United Kingdom)

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