Tory MP: Wales will have more of a voice on Brexit

That almost looks like sense from a Tory MP chwarae teg. Hopefully he can back it up.

Well, he did start off as a Plaid Cymru activist. Nothing preventing someone being right wing but still believing strongly Wales itself should have a strong say in how it is governed, even if it goes against the details of what he believes in. That's a very healthy attitude, which people of any political persuasion could benefit from.

I dont trust him. He turned and lied about Plaid Cymru.....so why cant he lie to us?

Iantoddu.....hes a hardcore unionist though now

Tory MP says the government should listen to the Labour government of Wales. Fair play to him. That displays a damn good attitude towards Wales. The proper attitude, that Wales should be listened to whether those views coincide with ones own or not. Far better than a hell of a lot of people in the Labour Party, who put party politics above such things. And far better than a hell of a lot of people in Plaid Cymru, who put party politics above such things. Far better than a hell of a lot of people in the Conservative party, who put party politics above such things. Fair play to him.

"And far better than a hell of a lot of people in Plaid Cymru, who put party politics above such things." - ugh where did that happen? Plaid been a bit too cosy with Labour for many things in the past...that's hardly "selfish tribal politics"

With two thirds of welsh exports going to the EU single market Wales certainly needs 'a voice' in the Brexit negotiations.

Plaid seems far to close to Labour and a huge distance away from the Tories and they/we should consider closer cooperation to the latter too.. Plaid members and also senior representatives have always, it seems, done Labours dirty work calling the Tories a list of absolutely awful unflattering descriptions - indeed all the words under the sun it may seem. We must respect both parties not hang onto Labours coat tails or following like a little lamb behind this party who, when elections arrives, they blast hell out of all political parties - Plaid included! When I first joined Plaid at 16 years of age in Rhondda they respected all people with differing opinions - mainly Labour, Conservative, Communist, Liberals and Independents - because when you use callous and disgusting words of what may seem, near hatred against one particular party - especially a political party who has more members and is above us in the polls - (and they have for many years)- then you are asking for trouble - which doesn't seem either to have been a very successful exercise in political common sense. I was brought up in mainly a Labour household although my gran was a Liberal,my mother's father, my grandfather was a communist who took part in the Tonypandy Riots and stole meat and eggs and milk from shops to feed his family and neighbours. I thought the world of him - Tom Lloyd. We should be kind and nice to ALL people irrespective of their political views and not shoot our mouths off when the stage lights or on us either! That hopefully will be a way to improve our ratings in the polls and attract more young people and hold on to our supporters and voters too (hopefully!) Kind Regards! County Cllr, Alan Speake, Carmarthen Town West. Plaid Cymru.