Monday briefing: ​The Welsh were Labour’s most loyal voters, but even their support is in doubt

The article discusses the political challenges facing the Labour Party in the UK, particularly in Wales, ahead of upcoming elections. Keir Starmer, the Labour leader, is dealing with internal instability following the resignation of his chief of staff. Simultaneously, Labour faces potential losses in the Senedd elections in Wales, where long-term declining support is exacerbated by the unpopularity of the Westminster government. The Welsh elections will be held under a new voting system. The article also touches on other news items, including Jeffrey Epstein, Jimmy Lai's sentencing in Hong Kong, US midterm election concerns, and a potential multi-city Olympics bid from the north of England.

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