Vaughan Gething Resigns as Wales' First Minister After Cabinet Exodus

Gething's tenure marred by controversies over donations and ministerial sacking, leading to a loss of confidence within Welsh Labour.

Vaughan Gething steps down after four months in office following mass resignations from his cabinet.
Controversy surrounding a £200,000 donation and the sacking of a minister plagued his leadership.
Plaid Cymru calls for a snap election, but Welsh Conservatives argue against it citing legislative constraints.
Gething will remain in office until a new leader is chosen, expected by autumn.
Speculation rises over potential successors, including Jeremy Miles and Eluned Morgan.