Wales

We should stay in the EU to drive change, to reinvigorate our poorer communities and drive the creation of quality jobs, says Adam Price.

Holyrood backs a People’s Vote. So do Birmingham, Belfast, Liverpool and Swansea councils. It’s Westminster that’s out of touch.

Rows over who gets to use devolved powers may flare up for years after Brexit, chipping away at goodwill among UK nations.

Constitutional web just got trickier to untangle as Edinburgh and Cardiff launch rival EU withdrawal bills.

Welsh government’s Brexit minister says Withdrawal Bill “direct assault” on devolution settlement. Vows to defeat “this rotten government”.

With Scotland, Wales and London demanding their own special deals, pressure mounts on PM to ditch hard Brexit.

In referendum, Wales voted narrowly for Brexit. But three-quarters aren’t willing to lose any money to get it, according to new poll.

Talks between London and Holyrood over EU powers will likely get heated, with Scottish resistance capable of destabilising Brussels talks.

Welsh voters have an extra pro-European party to consider this election. Here’s our guide to how to vote where Plaid comes into play.

Brexit doesn’t just raise knotty issues over Scottish independence and the Irish border. Who will get powers reclaimed from the EU?

Cardiff doesn’t have Edinburgh’s independence threat or Belfast’s border issue to force Westminster to heed its concerns.

Brexit poses genuine threat to Union of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland