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The prime minister said there were "huge benefits" to having Labour in power in both the UK and Welsh governments, and that his party has to work hard to "earn every vote".

From BBC

The Holyrood vote will coincide with the Welsh Parliament and English local elections.

From BBC

An undercover reporter found people being paid to post fake content online, intended to undermine the governing party ahead of the vote.

From BBC

He recently visited Estonia, where digital identity can be used to access services such as medical records, voting and banking.

From BBC

The government now has to grapple with an insurgent party with no track record in office and which is eroding Labour's, not just the Conservatives', vote.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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