Plaid Cymru's new leader Llyr Gruffydd has said that the party has put its "hands up" and admitted it got things wrong.
In an interview with WalesOnline Mr Gruffydd said that the party were "not shying away" and "if it means taking it on the chin, then we probably deserve it". The 52-year-old has been a Senedd Member for 12 years and agreed to take over temporarily from former leader Adam Price who resigned last week following the publication of a damning report into the parties culture.
Mr Gruffydd has said he will not be running in the upcoming leadership contest to enable him to deliver on the recommendations in the Nery Evans report that found Plaid had failed to have a zero tolerance attitude to sexual harassment and made 82 recommendations. You can read the full interview with Mr Gruffydd here:
