David Deans

1 week ago | bbc.co.uk | David Deans |Gareth Lewis

Image source, House of CommonsImage caption, Darren Jones said David Chadwick should be "a little grateful" for the cash announcedPolitical reporter, BBC Wales NewsPolitical editor, BBC Wales NewsA UK government minister has told a Welsh MP he "might want to be a little more grateful" for the £445m promised for Welsh railways in the spending review. Darren Jones made the comment after Lib Dem David Chadwick said the cash - some of which will be spent over a decade - was "insulting".

1 week ago | bbc.com | David Deans

Cardiff Central included in spending review rail cashDavid DeansPolitical reporter, BBC Wales NewsGareth LewisPolitical editor, BBC Wales NewsTransport for WalesPlans for the upgrade of Cardiff Central include work to boost its capacityIt has emerged that some of the money needed to redevelop Cardiff's main railway station will come from a pot of cash announced last week for Welsh rail.

1 week ago | buff.ly | David Deans

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2 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | David Deans

A Labour politician said that some parliamentarians were "confused" about what is and is not devolved. Olney said the Welsh Parliament had already rejected the idea last year. Members of the Senedd (MSs) voted against the principle of an assisted dying law last October - with 19 in support and 26 against the motion that was tabled by Labour MS Julie Morgan.

2 weeks ago | bbc.com | David Deans

MPs debate how much say Senedd should have on assisted dyingDavid DeansPolitical reporter, BBC Wales NewsBBCKim Leadbeater said her changes ensure devolution is respectedProposed changes to a law on assisted dying would deprive the Senedd of the power to decide when to bring the bill into force, the House of Commons has heard. MPs have spent a second day debating amendments to Kim Leadbeater's private members bill.