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Labour make gains while Lib Dems are wiped out
Labour gained Cardiff North, Vale of Clwyd and Gower from the Conservatives, winning their highest share of the Welsh vote since Tony Blair's first landslide victory in 1997.
The Liberal Democrats were wiped out after Mark Williams lost the Ceredigion seat to Plaid Cymru.
Final seats: Labour - 28 Conservatives - 8 Plaid Cymru - 4
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Welsh Conservatives question party's "non-existent" Welsh strategy
A source from the Welsh Conservatives has said the party's Welsh election strategy was non-existent.
Speaking to our Political Editor Adrian Masters, the source said the party in Wales was not shown the manifesto before it was published and was "effectively silenced".
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