US EditionReform UK poses 'very serious threat' to Labour, Welsh first minister warns
- Welsh Labour is worried about the threat posed by Reform UK, as First Minister Eluned Morgan stated that polling shows the party could come first in the 2026 Senedd elections.
- Polling by More In Common revealed that 28% of voters in Wales would support Reform UK, leading in the polls for the 2026 elections.
- Eluned Morgan warned that voters should recognize the threat to existing benefits, like free prescriptions, posed by Reform UK.
- She emphasized that Labour would not form a coalition with Reform UK, stating, 'I wouldn't touch Reform with a bargepole.
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First Minister says Labour are taking Reform threat in Wales ‘seriously’
Eluned Morgan told Sky News voters in Wales needed to understand Reform as a "threat", warning that "things that they're used to" such as free prescriptions and free school meals for primary school children "could be snatched away"
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