Emily Price Eluned Morgan has admitted that some Welsh Government services will have to be “de-prioritised” following her election as First Minister. Baroness Morgan was appointed to the top job after a vote in the Senedd on Tuesday (August 6). The former health minister replaces Vaughan Gething who was forced to resign after four members […]

Eluned Morgan has admitted that some Welsh Government services will have to be “de-prioritised” following her election as First Minister.

Baroness Morgan was appointed to the top job after a vote in the Senedd on Tuesday (August 6).

The former health minister replaces Vaughan Gething who was forced to resign after four members of his cabinet quit in protest against his leadership last month.

Welsh Labour spent the 118 days of his short tenure in turmoil with rows about donations to his leadership campaign from a convicted criminal and the sacking of a junior minister.

Baroness Morgan will embark on her new journey leading the Welsh Government alongside deputy First Minister Huw Irranca-Davies – a former member of Mr Gething’s cabinet.