Can Ken Skates rebuild Welsh Labour? What does the new UK Government mean for Wales? And how will Andy Burnham and Stephen Kinnock reshape the relationship between Westminster and Cardiff Bay?

In this exclusive interview, Ken Skates, the newly elected Leader of Welsh Labour, joins the Senedd Sources podcast to discuss his vision for the future of Wales, rebuilding the Labour Party, devolution, education funding, and the biggest political challenges facing the country.

We also break down the latest developments in Welsh politics, including:

- The appointment of Andy Burnham as the new UK Prime Minister

- Stephen Kinnock becoming the new Secretary of State for Wales

- The future relationship between the UK Government and the Welsh Government

- Plaid Cymru, Reform UK and the changing political landscape in Wales

- Education funding, public services and Welsh Labour's priorities

- Why Ken Skates believes Wales needs a "devolution revolution"

Ken also shares the personal story that shaped his politics, explains why he's determined to rebuild Welsh Labour, and even gives us a look at his impressive LEGO collection!

👇 Let us know what you think: Can Welsh Labour recover under Ken Skates? What do you think the new UK Government should prioritise for Wales?

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Welcome inside Welsh politics. Senedd Sources hears from those who have lived it in decision-forming and policy-making for Wales to assess politics, today, in Wales and for Wales. Join journalist Ollie Cole and former Welsh Labour adviser Jo Kiernan as they share their experiences, and shape conversation about Welsh politics today.

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