Vaughan Gething: Welsh first minister to face motion of no confidence
Welsh First Minister Vaughan Gething is set to face a motion of no confidence next week.
Mr Gething has only been in post since March but his government has since been through what he described as a "difficult" time.
The motion of no confidence has been tabled by the Welsh Conservatives, the largest opposition party in the Senedd, and is set to take place on 5 June.
Mr Gething has faced questions over a controversial £200k donation to his leadership campaign from a man convicted of environmental offences.
He has refused calls for the money to be returned and remaining funds have instead gone to "wider progressive causes".
He has said the donation was within the rules but has commissioned a review of future political donations.
Mr Gething was also accused of having misled the COVID Inquiry after a text message emerged in which he said he would delete messages in a ministerial group chat.
The first minister insisted the messages related to internal Labour Party matters.
He then sacked Hannah Blythyn, a minister in his government, for allegedly leaking them to the media - allegations she denies.
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