Our starter for 10: who is the first minister of Wales? Wales, with its population of just over 3 million and its 40 seats at Westminster, is largely ignored in the wider UK. They won Wrexham (a seat where before the second world war they rarely bothered to stand) for the first time and captured Bridgend in Labour’s south Wales heartland. Wales has always been divided – north v south, urban v rural, Welsh-speaking v English-speaking – and after the election these divisions are starker than ever. South Wales remains red, while north and mid-Wales have turned blue.

Source: The Guardian December 27, 2019 17:37 UTC