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Welsh First Minister Warns Andy Burnham Government to Respect Devolution

Wales’ First Minister publicly urged Prime Minister Andy Burnham not to treat Wales as an English region, exposing early constitutional tensions between Westminster and the devolved government over the new administration’s national economic agenda.
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