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Your bills are going up because this government would rather protect the profits of a few corporations than the livelihoods of millions of ordinary people. End this outrageous rip-off, and take water and energy into public ownership now.

You will never hear a British Prime Minister say "Jobs and Factories are coming back'

No HS2 billions🚫 No devolution of Crown Estate🚫 No devolution of Welsh Justice system 🚫 No St David's day Bank holiday🚫 No needs-based Barnett formula🚫 PIP disproportionate impact on the Welsh🚫 No Port Talbot nationalisation🚫 etc... Labour keeps betraying Wales!

Terribly sad and infuriating that Port Talbot was not treated with the urgency Scunthorpe enjoys now. Labour are an absolute disgrace.

Wales governed by drones for a century

This emergency legislation on steel applies to England only

When 2,800 jobs were being lost in Port Talbot, this UK Government chose not to consider nationalisation. Now in Scunthorpe, everything is on the table. Labour must now explain to the people of south Wales why their jobs weren’t worth saving.

There was no urgency from Starmer when Port Talbot was in trouble, because when he acts in the ‘national interest’ it means England, never Wales or Scotland.

Yes absolutely - she threw a spanner in the works

3,000 lost their jobs. You could have, and more importantly should have, stepped in to protect virgin steel manufacturing at Port Talbot.

Labour can’t pretend they were powerless to save Port Talbot’s blast furnaces. It was clear long before July that they would win the General Election. Saturday’s swift action to save Scunthorpe proves nothing is ever inevitable. So why weren’t Welsh jobs worth fighting for?

People in south Wales have been loyally voting for Labour for a century. The Labour UK Government has repaid that support with Tory-style deindustrialisation in Port Talbot. itv.com/news/wales/202…

Wow!

Labour mocked Plaid Cymru when we said they should think about nationalising the steelworks in Port Talbot - but it's now good enough for Scunthorpe. Why weren't Welsh jobs worth fighting for? Only Plaid Cymru stands up for Wales. ✊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Riddle me this, annual council tax for a band B property in Blaenau Gwent, one of the most disadvantaged LAs in the UK is £1889. Annual council tax for a band B property in Westminster, one of the wealthiest LAs in the UK is £791. Less than half the rate in Blaenau Gwent 🤔

Wow

“Welsh steel lives on scraps. Wales lives on scraps. Scunthorpe counts for more?” Vaughan Roderick has had his Weetabix this morning. Fiery interview with Nia Griffith, who called that suggestion “nonsense”

35 years of privatisation. 35 years of excessive profits. 35 years of rising bills. There is no market solution. Take water into public ownership now!

ITV Sport fail to mention that Wales are in the top tier of the next Nations League

Same old story - nothing west of Bridgend. bbc.com/news/articles/…