Gething quits his post
The Herald|July 17, 2024
VAUGHAN Gething is quitting as Welsh First Minister, after four members of his Government resigned and demanded he leave office.
Gething quits his post

He said he had "taken the difficult decision to begin the process of stepping down as leader of the Welsh Labour Party and, as a result, First Minister" and will now discuss a timetable for the election of his successor.

Mr Gething lost a vote of no confidence in the Senedd following rows over his decision to sack former minister Hannah Blythyn and a furore about donations he took while running to be Welsh Labour leader, while Labour's co-operation deal in the Senedd with Plaid Cymru has collapsed.

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