The politicians who won t be returning for the next Senedd term
The list includes a number of former ministers
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There will be a new look to the Senedd when it meets again in the coming days.
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image captionFrom 17 May, hospitality businesses in Wales are expecting to be able to reopen outdoors
A pub and restaurant group is calling for all significant restrictions on trading to be lifted before July.
Mark Drakeford s cabinet discussed which Covid restrictions to lift next when it met for the first time since Labour s Welsh election win.
Allowing pubs and restaurants to serve customers indoors from 17 May is the next Covid rule set to be relaxed.
But a group representing the hospitality sector says social distancing rules should be scrapped.
The outcome of Monday s cabinet meeting will not be known until later in the week, with the latest plans for lockdown restrictions due to be announced in the Welsh government s next three-week review on Friday.
MARK Drakeford has vowed to be “radical” and “ambitious” in government as his party remains in power in Wales. Labour has equalled its best ever Senedd election result by winning 30 seats – just one short of a majority – though it did not take any of the four regional seats declared yesterday. With the final results in, the Welsh Conservatives have 16 seats, while Plaid Cymru have 13 and the LibDems have one. Drakeford can now choose whether to form a minority government or invite members of other parties into a Labour-led administration, giving the party greater control of the Senedd. Welsh Labour put the “extraordinary set of results” down to Drakeford’s leadership during the pandemic, which has seen the First Minister’s cautious and careful approach go down well with voters.