'Get on with the day job' - Welsh Tory leader attacks first minister's independence push
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'Get on with the day job' - Welsh Tory leader attacks first minister's independence pushImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Darren Millar - seen here addressing last year's Conservative Party conference - will focus this year's speech on preserving the UKByOscar Edwards and Antonia Matthews, BBC WalesPublished4 minutes agoThe Welsh Conservative leader Darren Millar will tell the first minister to "get on with the day job" instead of focusing on the prospect of independence at a speech on Sunday.Darren Millar is expected to tell the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham that "Britain needs Badenoch" and reaffirm his party's support for the UK.It comes after First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth called for a "new deal" for Wales from the UK government at a Plaid Cymru conference, and…
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