Parties, campaigners and traders react to failed e-cig ban
The Public Health Bill, which included proposals to ban the use of e-cigarettes in some public places, has failed. It comes after Plaid Cymru said it was withdrawing its support of the bill.
Campaigners & health chiefs hit out at 'cheap date' spat
It was the last day of the Assembly's term and they seemed to save the best drama till the end. A major row has broken out after a Labour Minister called winning support from Plaid Cymru a 'cheap date'. Plaid Cymru responded by withdrawing their backing for a major public health bill that had been due to pass.
Today, health chiefs hit out saying politicians shouldn't 'play games with the nation's health.'
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