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Apr 1, 2026 
Rhun ap Iorwerth, leader of Plaid Cymru and Welsh politician, discusses Welsh politics and the party’s readiness to govern. He talks devolution, the case and timing for a referendum, education reform and local governance. The conversation also touches on energy, global power shifts and how Wales might follow the SNP’s path if public support grows.
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Plaid Cymru Eyes Historic Break From Labour
- Rhun ap Iorwerth frames the upcoming Senedd election as a historic chance to break Labour's century-long dominance and prepare Plaid Cymru to govern.
- He emphasises readiness to 'hit the ground running' and a vision to build public confidence.
Persuade Voters Before Seeking Independence
- Rhun says independence must be persuaded, not imposed, and requires honest case-making about benefits and challenges.
- He proposes incremental steps: win mandate, demand right to referendum, then convince people through practical governance.
Test And Learn To Fix Welsh Public Services
- Rhun criticises long-term government stagnation and proposes a test-and-learn model to refresh public services like health and education.
- He prioritises basic numeracy and literacy reforms rather than ideological curriculum shifts.