In her upcoming speech, Welsh First Minister Eluned Morgan will critique Keir Starmer's welfare reforms, emphasizing a leftist shift within Welsh Labour to distance herself from the national party. The speech is seen as a pivotal moment for Welsh Labour, aimed at countering challenges from Reform UK and Plaid Cymru. Morgan will highlight cultural differences between Welsh Labour and Starmerâs leadership, advocating for more funding for rail and a significant share of steel industry support. She emphasizes her commitment to addressing issues like disability benefit cuts while embracing a 'red Welsh way' philosophy.
Eluned Morgan will deliver a speech on Tuesday to criticize Keir Starmer's welfare reforms, emphasizing a distinct Welsh Labour approach that differs from UK Labour.
Morgan aims to challenge Starmer's cuts to welfare, particularly disability benefits, and establish a clear dividing line between Welsh Labour and the national party.
Morgan's speech is being framed as a reset moment for Welsh Labour, aiming to counter threats from Reform UK and Plaid Cymru while positioning to the left of UK Labour.
In her address, Morgan will urge the UK government for further funding for rail and emphasize the need for Wales to receive a significant share of the steel budget.
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