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  1. Rhun ap Iorwerth surrounded by his fellow Plaid Cymru Senedd members on the steps of the Welsh Parliament building.

  3. Rhun ap Iorwerth is standing on a podium in from of the Senedd with various mics from various outlets and there a mix a men and women behind him.

  4. Megan Davies sitting in a radio studio

  5. A small red steam locomotive stands in a countryside station next to a water tower. The locomotive has a face attached to the smokebox at the front, making it look like one of the characters from Thomas the Tank Engine. People in 1950s period costume stand on the platform

  6. Rhun ap Iorwerth speaking into microphones on the steps of the Welsh parliament to crowds

  7. A woman looks into the camera with a white walled background illuminated by purple lights. There is also a rectangular screen that is black as it is turned off and an orange BBC Radio Wales mic in frame.

  8. Johnny Matthews celebrates a try for Glasgow

  9. Bonnie Tyler is wearing a jacket and a black t shirt, while holding a microphone and singing.

  10. Gareth Lewis

  11. Rhun ap- Iorwerth in front of a crowd of people holding Plaid placards

  12. Teleri looks into the camera with the Senedd building in the background

  13. Eluned

  14. Eluned Morgan after voting on Thursday in Pembrokeshire

  15. Rhun ap Iorwerth, Plaid Cymru leader talks into a crowd with two people behind him.

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    A green train at a platform, with colourful houses slightly out of focus in the background.

  17. Aoife Wafer, Dannah O'Brien Lleucu George and Bryonie King

  18. Anthony Slaughter stood on a stage

  19. Nathan Trott in black Cardiff goalkeeper shirt, with his raised right hand partially over the club badge as figures including players behind him applaud

  20. Rosie Hughes

  21. Emilia Belli

  22. Chris Carter, Labour Candidate in the Casnewydd Islwyn Senedd constituency before the start of the count at the Geraint Thomas National Velodrome, Newport, where the Senedd vote count is due to start this morning, May 8, 2026 in Newport, Wales. Reform UK is emerging as a major contender for the 7 May 2026 Senedd election, with current polling suggesting it could become either the largest or second-largest party in Wales.

  23. Dan Thomas, leader of Reform UK Wales

  24. Two win in black and white holding sheets of paper.

  25. Wales head coach Steve Tandy