'There is an issue of basic respect', says Mark Drakeford on PM's communication over Port Talbot

The transcript covers several topics, starting with the Ombudsman's report and the Health Board's response to ensure no recurrence of issues. It then discusses Tata Steel's announcement and the lack of communication with the Prime Minister, emphasizing the impact on the local community and the need for alternative plans to prevent job losses. The conversation shifts to the Labour Party's commitment to a green steel future and the importance of keeping blast furnaces operational. The discussion also touches on the constitutional future of Wales, advocating for federalism over independence, and the Labour Party's policy on devolution, particularly in criminal justice.

What measures has the Health Board put in place to address the concerns raised in the report?

What was the response from the Prime Minister's office regarding a conversation about the concerns of the local community?

What alternative plan is being discussed to avoid job losses in the steel industry?

What are the key points made about the federal model and its benefits for Wales?

What recommendations does the Gordon Brown report make regarding the devolution of responsibilities to Wales?