With Adam Price having resigned as the leader of Plaid Cymru in the wake of a damning report that found a culture of harassment, bullying, and misogyny the party is now seeking an 11th leader in its near-100-year history. In his resignation letter Mr Price said he no longer had the support of colleagues after the report was published last week.
Addressed to Plaid Cymru chair Marc Jones, Mr Price wrote: "We have driven the agenda for change in a way that no previous opposition party has dreamt of doing. The Cooperation Agreement [with the Welsh Government] was truly groundbreaking and has delivered life-changing benefits to our children, families, and friends all over Wales.
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