he was alluding to dominic cummings.tunned that he would not go ahead with it for this reason. this was the example that mark drakeford gave of the relationship breaking down and making him frustrated. he said before outlining and describing the turn of events that he had to hold back the anger because he was very angry at the time. we hope for a press conference on the 10th of may where the uk government and boris johnson was going to announce the change from stay at home rule is to stay alert. mark drakeford said i don't want to go with this and i don't want to go with this and i don't understand what stay alert means. stay at home is clear. when you go to the press conference, please make it clear that this is just for england. he was given those assurances, but then the only references that borisjohnson is made to the four nations was at the beginning when he said, as the prime minister of scotland, england, northern ireland and wales... he did not make it clear that the stay alert announcement was just for england.

the same article claims dominic cummings is the orchestrator of the tory destruction.the way? neil parish you should know you're a former tory mp . former tory mp. >> this is this is again conspiracy theory, isn't it? you know, what you've got to do is say we're almost there . we only say we're almost there. we only need two more letters. they've probably only got 20 letters, if that, but see, if you always that, but you see, if you always you always do this. and at the moment, like i said, the kamikazes haven't run out of planes, have they? and they are just carrying on and carrying on. what earth do they think they're doing? a total destruction? because the one thing they've got to face is they've got to face the general election with rishi sunak as the prime minister, as the leader and face the music, because it will turn round and they will have a they can have a fighting chance in the general election, but at this stage it's just total destruction . and if people total destruction. and if people think, you know, if you think you're going to vote for a party thatis

the same article claims dominic cummings is the orchestrator of the tory destruction.y? neil parish you should know you're a former tory mp . former tory mp. >> this is this is again conspiracy theory, isn't it? you know, what you've got to do is say we're almost there . we only say we're almost there. we only need two more letters. they've probably only got 20 letters, if that, but see, if you always that, but you see, if you always you always do this. and at the moment, like i said, the kamikazes haven't run out of planes, have they? and they are just carrying on and carrying on. what earth do they think they're doing? a total destruction? because the one thing they've got to face is they've got to face the general election with rishi sunak as the prime minister, as the leader and face the music, because it will turn round and they will have a they can have a fighting chance in the general election, but at this stage it's just total destruction . and if people total destruction. and if people think, you know, if you think you're going to vote for a party thatis you'r

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cummings says no. period of time really started to grate on mr bradford and you saw that from the testimony that he gave today. that is not to say, actually, this is all just mr drakeford basically taking his heels in and saying, boris was doing this, doing that, he got some difficult questions about care homes. for example, why were the not test for people going back into care homes? that was slightly delayed. mr drakeford said, from the evidence i had committed proved actually the majority of cases of bringing covid into care homes was coming from the staff going to work there, so that is what his justification was for that. no doubt a long day for the first mr here today. he was the only witness giving evidence today. as you heard there as well, using his final few days as first minister of wales. ., ~ , —— tomos morgan, thank you. a bbc documentary has found egg freezing patients may have been misled by some clinics about their chances of having a baby later in life. the number of women undergoing

he claimed the dominic cummings had called some of the big shots.ic. when things drill down to happened in wales and welsh labour government �*s responsibility, he said he had come to explain rather than justify why some things happen slower in wales than elsewhere, such as testing people going into care homes making facemasks mandatory. he said that at the time, there simply wasn't the evidence. we also learned today that there is little evidence from mr drake for�*s mobile phone at the time. messages covering almost three years, he says, have disappeared. attempts to retrieve them have failed. mr drake food will also disappearfrom the failed. mr drake food will also disappear from the political stage soon. this is the start of his last week as first minister. we will learn his replacement on saturday. ten brilliant, thank you. the welsh rugby star george north has announced he'll retire from international rugby union after the final six nations match this weekend. the 31—year—old wales centre says retiring is not a decision he has made easily. her

also dominic cummings remember him ? no friend of the remember him?friend of the conservative party has been saying that basically he thinks the potential for leadership, challenge and ultimately chaos after, may the 2nd is not sufficiently priced in. so we've had a lot of chaos, a lot of turbulence over the last couple of years, and it may well continue. rishi sunak will be hoping to get towards the end of the year, hoping the economy will improve , hoping to get will improve, hoping to get people on flights to rwanda, hoping for interest rate cuts and a lot of hope. but who knows whether they will be able to recover from this pretty dire result at the moment. >> absolutely. and i mean the likes of dominic cummings, you know, have been tweeting pretty vociferously against the conservative party. but there are also , you know, former are also, you know, former conservative party politicians that are reported to have now become labour party advisers . become labour party advisers. catherine, i mean, this is just extraordinary. is it not? >> yes. and th

dominic cummings advert where he was sort of saying, everyone's arguing for arguing over brexit, voteop now. people and it will stop now. people think, starmer think, vote keir starmer and politics to stop politics is going to stop because he's guy who seems because he's the guy who seems less than you two. because he's the guy who seems less other than you two. because he's the guy who seems less other thing than you two. because he's the guy who seems less other thing you'veou two. because he's the guy who seems less other thing you've said vo. the other thing you've said that's is your that's interesting is your critique the conservatives is critique of the conservatives is that they're social that they're too social democratic. what democratic. now. i think what bofis boris johnson was quite successful as doing was saying, look, you guys in the red look, i know you guys in the red wall very economically look, i know you guys in the red wall wing. very economically look, i know you guys in the red wall wing. you're:onomically look, i know you guys in the red wall wing. you're not�*m

dominic cummings advert where he was sort of saying, everyone's arguing for arguing over brexit, vote now. people and it will stop now. people think, starmer think, vote keir starmer and politics to stop politics is going to stop because he's guy who seems because he's the guy who seems less than you two. because he's the guy who seems less other than you two. because he's the guy who seems less other thing than you two. because he's the guy who seems less other thing you'veou two. because he's the guy who seems less other thing you've said vo. the other thing you've said that's is your that's interesting is your critique the conservatives is critique of the conservatives is that they're social that they're too social democratic. what democratic. now. i think what bofis boris johnson was quite successful as doing was saying, look, you guys in the red look, i know you guys in the red wall very economically look, i know you guys in the red wall wing. very economically look, i know you guys in the red wall wing. you're:onomically look, i know you guys in the red wall wing. you're not�*mic

dominic cummings put an interesting cummings put out an interesting post people post where he said, foroking here, there looking for a plan here, there isn't they've up. looking for a plan here, there isn'tspads they've up. looking for a plan here, there isn'tspads are ley've up. looking for a plan here, there isn'tspads are juste up. looking for a plan here, there isn'tspads are just looking up. looking for a plan here, there isn'tspads are just looking for the spads are just looking for their next jobs. there is no plan, so it's a very plan, it's over. so it's a very sort of non—event. what sort of non—event. and what about insurance about this national insurance cut? , stand save cut? we all to, stand save a little money. actually, £75 a month. not bad . with an month. not bad. with an intimation that they might end up scrapping it. yeah, they should scrap it. i mean, this idea, i think i heard liam halligan that why is halligan say today that why is wealth once and income halligan say today that why is wetaxed once and income halligan say today that why is wetaxed twice. once and in

dominic cummings put an interesting cummings put out an interesting post people post where he said, forng here, there looking for a plan here, there isn't they've up. looking for a plan here, there isn'tspads they've up. looking for a plan here, there isn'tspads are ley've up. looking for a plan here, there isn'tspads are juste up. looking for a plan here, there isn'tspads are just looking up. looking for a plan here, there isn'tspads are just looking for the spads are just looking for their next jobs. there is no plan, so it's a very plan, it's over. so it's a very sort of non—event. what sort of non—event. and what about insurance about this national insurance cut? , stand save cut? we all to, stand save a little money. actually, £75 a month. not bad . with an month. not bad. with an intimation that they might end up scrapping it. yeah, they should scrap it. i mean, this idea, i think i heard liam halligan that why is halligan say today that why is wealth once and income halligan say today that why is wetaxed once and income halligan say today that why is wetaxed twice. once and incom

dominic cummings put an interesting cummings put out an interesting post people post where he said, forere, there looking for a plan here, there isn't they've up. looking for a plan here, there isn'tspads they've up. looking for a plan here, there isn'tspads are ley've up. looking for a plan here, there isn'tspads are juste up. looking for a plan here, there isn'tspads are just looking up. looking for a plan here, there isn'tspads are just looking for the spads are just looking for their next jobs. there is no plan, so it's a very plan, it's over. so it's a very sort of non—event. what sort of non—event. and what about insurance about this national insurance cut? , stand save cut? we all to, stand save a little money. actually, £75 a month. not bad . with an month. not bad. with an intimation that they might end up scrapping it. yeah, they should scrap it. i mean, this idea, i think i heard liam halligan that why is halligan say today that why is wealth once and income halligan say today that why is wetaxed once and income halligan say today that why is wetaxed twice. once and income ha

cummings, the same civil service that employs a bloke as a diversity chief was out diversity chief whoty stand for palestine, stand for george galloway , the same civil george galloway, the same civil service that listed a change of government as its top wish for 2020. for the same civil service that granted a palestinian living in israel asylum in britain because it viewed israel as an apartheid state which is completely against government policy . they also keep offering policy. they also keep offering asylum to people from rwanda, hammering home the point that the wokies don't think it's safe . and then, shock, horror, it's emerged that the government is going to offer failed asylum seekers £3,000 to voluntarily go to rwanda . this is clearly to rwanda. this is clearly because the government has realised this is the only way they'll ever be allowed to send someone there . it's a farce. someone there. it's a farce. earlier, i spoke to former immigration minister robert jenrick. look, i started by asking him about the cash for rwanda lunacy. >> well, this is a tacit admission by the g

cummings, the same civil service that employs a bloke as a diversity chief was out diversity chief whoy stand for palestine, stand for george galloway , the same civil george galloway, the same civil service that listed a change of government as its top wish for 2020. for the same civil service that granted a palestinian living in israel asylum in britain because it viewed israel as an apartheid state which is completely against government policy . they also keep offering policy. they also keep offering asylum to people from rwanda, hammering home the point that the wokies don't think it's safe . and then, shock, horror, it's emerged that the government is going to offer failed asylum seekers £3,000 to voluntarily go to rwanda . this is clearly to rwanda. this is clearly because the government has realised this is the only way they'll ever be allowed to send someone there . it's a farce. someone there. it's a farce. earlier, i spoke to former immigration minister robert jenrick. look, i started by asking him about the cash for rwanda lunacy. >> well, this is a tacit admission by the go

dominic cummings oh, isn't one that threw the isn't he the one that threw the tomato? that's. the you know, get reputations know, they get these reputations or jenkins, who or poor andrea jenkins, who i adore and who gets adore actually and who gets known as the one that stuck a finger up to the paparazzi. so they get known for these rather tabloid things than their tabloid things rather than their actual tabloid things rather than their act|is. tabloid things rather than their act|is there an argument >> is there is there an argument that they need to that maybe they need to politicians to be a bit politicians need to be a bit flexible when it comes to getting their message out for example, farage, he's example, nigel farage, he's massive tiktok and up until a massive on tiktok and up until a couple of years ago, he wasn't aware of the reach that tiktok had. he's bang on it all the time now, putting videos out his reach his audience on there reach and his audience on there is massive, he seems be reach and his audience on there is mofsive, he seems be reach and his audience o

and dominic cummings remember him. oh yes. >> he's been. >> he's been. >> yeah.party at all, but he's been saying, that westminster has hugely underpriced potential for underpriced the potential for chaos basically in the next few months. so just when they think it couldn't get any worse, very possibly could. oh, sorry to be such a ray of sunshine. no no, catherine, thanks very much. >> happy easter, rishi. oh, honestly, i wouldn't want to be waking up and seeing the papers every day. >> politicians are a special breed because the people who want politicians stuff, want to be politicians stuff, they go through. want to be politicians stuff, thei go through. want to be politicians stuff, thei reallyough. want to be politicians stuff, thei really wouldn't want to be politicians stuff, the i really wouldn't want to be >> i really wouldn't want to be doing job now, would you? doing that job now, would you? certainly is certainly wouldn't, right. it is 821. let's a look at other 821. let's have a look at other stories coming into the newsroom this churches are this mo