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EU Referendum fallout continues
Wales voted overwhelmingly to leave the European Union in June's referendum. 17 out of Wales's 22 local authority areas voted leave.
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YouGov poll puts In at 52% and Out at 48%
A YouGov 'on-the-day poll' suggests 52% for Remain and 48% for Leave.
Osborne: I will do all I can to make Brexit decision work
Chancellor George Osborne has said the vote to leave the EU was "not the outcome I wanted" but that he will "do all I can to make it work".
Mr Osborne, who campaigned for remain, described it as a "hard fought campaign".
He said he had discussed the decision with G7 finance ministers and bank governors.
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Think tank publishes new post-Brexit agenda for Wales
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Ex-Welsh Secretary returns to government with Brexit role
Ex-Welsh Secretary David Jones MP returns to government as Theresa May's cabinet reshuffle continues.
The Clwyd West MP has been appointed as minister of state in the Department for Exiting the European Union.
David Jones led the Vote Leave campaign in Wales and will now assist David Davis in negotiation to leave the EU.
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