Welsh First Minister Faces Calls to Resign After No-Confidence Vote
Vaughan Gething's acceptance of donations from a convicted polluter has led to political turmoil and a narrow no-confidence vote.
- Gething lost the no-confidence vote 29-27 but remains in office with Keir Starmer's backing.
- The scandal centers on a £200,000 donation from a company convicted of environmental crimes.
- Opposition parties, including Plaid Cymru, are considering further motions against the Welsh Government.
- Gething's emotional response in the Senedd highlighted the intense scrutiny and pressure he faces.
- Labour colleagues and political rivals continue to debate the ethical implications of Gething's actions.