Welsh politician Rhun ap Iorwerth has said he's considering running for the Plaid Cymru leadership. The Ynys Môn MS admitted that he would "have to think about it" and that he wanted the best for his community and for Wales.
It comes after former leader, Adam Price MS, announced his resignation last week. His departure came after the publication of a report called Prosiect Pawb found a culture of harassment, bullying and misogyny within the party. Member of Senedd Llŷr Gruffydd is Plaid's acting leader and the party is now seeking an 11th leader in its near-100-year-history.
Rhun ap Iorwerth, who is a potential frontrunner in the race to become Plaid Cymru's next leader, took to Facebook to address the challenges his party was facing, as well as the fact that he was considering standing in the leadership contest set to take place this summer.
