This is not an easy time for the Welsh Conservatives. The latest polls put them on the verge of electoral oblivion in a general election, haemorrhaging voters to Labour and Reform with tiny amounts of those aged 25-49 in Wales planning to vote Tory.
The party in Wales has also faced recent criticism that it ignored accusations of MS Janet Finch-Saunders mistreating her staff. I sat down with Welsh Tory leader Andrew RT Davies to address these issues, as well as his support of Liz Truss and Brexit, and whether he really writes his own tweets.
WalesOnline: A YouGov poll for WalesOnline suggests the Conservatives would likely return just two general election seats in Wales. Why do you think there has been such a fall in support?
