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he is the leader, rhun ap iorwerth.been leader of the party for nine months now. and he has been setting his stall as to why voters in wales should vote for his party over the main parties, that's labour and the conservatives. so that's the conclusion of our coverage there. we willjust conclusion of our coverage there. we will just take you conclusion of our coverage there. we willjust take you back conclusion of our coverage there. we will just take you back to conclusion of our coverage there. we willjust take you back to the main bbc output. there's nowhere for these people to go and be safe, is she simply wrong? the vice president the united states? absolutely, yes, i will prove it to you. before we manoeuvred into the northern part of gaza come into gaza city, which is way more populated than rafah, we heard similar criticism about the ability of allowing the population to move to the south, and we say, no, we will do that, we will open a corridor and allow the the civilians to move out, and it happened. the same w

so, rhun ap iorwerth has only been leaderfor nine months and i imagine this will be a big speech for election. , ., , ., , party in the lead up to a general election. , .,, ., , , election. yes, he has only been leader for— election. yes, he has only been leader for nine _ election. yes, he has only been leader for nine months, - election. yes, he has only been leader for nine months, as - election. yes, he has only been leader for nine months, as you | election. yes, he has only been - leader for nine months, as you say. in his first conference in spring, in autumn he said that pie, was a party for wales, notjust in autumn he said that pie, was a party for wales, not just for those who speak welsh, that point really pushing independence. ithink who speak welsh, that point really pushing independence. i think what we will see from the leader of plaid cymru today is more may be of an attack on the two main parties in the uk, an attack on labour, they are in a cooperation agreement in cardiff, in the senedd in the welsh government. they agree on some things and are pushing senedd refor

rhun ap iorwerth has been in charge of his party now for nine months, and is in the final year of a three—year50,000. the student involved is known to have studied on several different courses, and now owes more than £230,000 in student loan debt — more than five times the average. graham satchell reports. is the cost of going to university too much? are students leaving burdened with unmanageable debt? new figures acquired by the bbc from a freedom of information request show one person who had done multiple degrees had a student debt of £230,000. another has accumulated interest alone of £55,000. on average, a student in england will leave university with a debt of around £45,000. the figures are lower in wales and northern ireland. in scotland, tuition fees are paid by the scottish government. dr luke amos has a debt of £103,000. the amount of money that i will end up paying over the 30 year period that the loan is outstanding for will be i think in the sum of sort of five times how much i actually borrowed from the government. considering that three years earlier, i would have paid a third

we have the leader of plaid cymru, rhun ap iorwerth.ness morgan. and for the liberal democrats, mp helen morgan. who wants to be honest with our audience here tonight? i completely a- reciate audience here tonight? i completely appreciate what _ audience here tonight? i completely appreciate what the _ audience here tonight? i completely appreciate what the gentleman - audience here tonight? i completely appreciate what the gentleman said| appreciate what the gentleman said at the end. we have a responsibility as politicians to tell the truth and the truth is the country went through covid and it is a fact £400 billion was spent by the uk government tried to help people, trying to support people, ensuring people were on furlough, ensuring people were on furlough, ensuring people have support when it came to schemes like eat out to help out and these were concepts created by the prime minister at the time, the chancellor. at the time when covid happened i was a civilian, i was not a politician. i don't mean to be disrespectful, but rishi