The seats to watch when the votes are counted in the Senedd Election on Friday
A small shift in support could see some key seats change hands on Friday
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As the polls close on Thursday, May 7, Wales looks set to be on course for a hung parliament and some kind of coalition.
We won t know the final result until late on Friday or even Saturday morning but with the polls suggesting many constituencies are in play we ve looked at the key election battlegrounds to look out for as the votes are counted.
Senedd Election 2021: Labour and Conservatives battle over Gower once more
It s not formally a target seat for the Conservatives and, with an incumbent MS serving in the cabinet, it looks a hard seat to pinch. But the 2015 general election result still looms large
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A decade on from Anglesey s Day of Shame which saw councillors stripped of their powers
2011 saw council s powers handed to government-appointed commissioners following years of infighting
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In this first of a two-part piece looking back at ministers’ decision to step in and take over the control of Anglesey Council in March 2011, Gareth Wyn Williams looks at how the authority’s continual “disgrace in the media” led to what become known as Anglesey’s day of shame.
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The push was likened to the little ships which helped during the Dunkirk evacuation in the Second World War.
But the Government was accused of failing to act on offers of help when they were first made which meant the UK was always struggling to gain ground.
The slow uptake of the offers was blamed by some in Whitehall on Public Health England s alleged control freakery but ministers did eventually U-turn and seek support from small labs.
Mr Hancock then claimed victory at the end of April as he said the target had been hit only for it to emerge that the Government had included postal kits in the figures on the day they were sent out rather than when they were processed.