Leader of the Welsh Conservatives Andrew RT Davies says the nation shows what Labour would inflict on the rest of the UK if it got elected.
He said: "As a proud Welshman, it hurts to say this, but thanks to decades of Labour rule, Wales has become the sick man of Britain, and now serves as a stark warning to the rest of the UK of what a Labour Government would do.
"Wales should be punching above its weight. We have the people, the spirit and the drive to do it, but Labour has held us back.
"They've choked our economy with a road building ban.
"They've driven our NHS into the ground, letting down patients and staff alike. And our next generation has become a lost generation, with our education outcomes hitting record lows.
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