Labour needs to convince its traditional voters it “likes” them, the party’s Welsh leader has warned.
In an exclusive Mirror interview, First Minister Mark Drakeford feared long-time Labour supporters in the Red Wall of the North and Midlands had been “taken for granted” - leading to the 2019 Tory landslide.
Insisting he did not want to “lecture” the London-based party, he said: “I never myself approach this in the sense of thinking we have got lessons to teach anybody else.
