内容摘要：Inspectors said there was too much variation in schools' understanding of the new curriculum.

Inspectors said there was too much variation in schools' understanding of the new curriculum.

Conservative Senedd leader Darren Millar represents an area covered by the health board, the Clwyd West constituency in north west Wales.He told Senedd members: "I want to thank all of those NHS staff who are working hard in the system trying to deliver the best quality care that they can.

"The reality is that, I am afraid to say, that all too frequently patients in my constituency and other places across north Wales feel let down by this health board and the services that they are receiving."Mr Millar said there was a lack of measurable targets in the Welsh government's response, adding "what is published by the government and the health board isn't giving us any confidence that things are going to get better".Plaid Cymru health spokesperson Mabon ab Gwynfor said the health board has been in special measures "for over two thirds of its entire existence, which clearly underlines the extent to which the exceptional has been normalised".

He also expressed concern about vascular care services being withdrawn from Ysbyty Gwynedd, in Bangor."Now a number of patients are expected to receive their treatment in Stoke, is the outsourcing of services to an English hospital the ambition of this government?"

Lessons have not been learned to prevent further deaths in north Wales, coroners have told the health secretary.

Over the past year, coroners in Wales wrote 41 "prevention of future deaths reports" and more than half were issued to Betsi Cadwaladr health board.Attacking the Tories and Plaid Cymru, Drakeford told the Senedd: "There is no other budget that can be endorsed here this afternoon."

He said voting against it was a "vote against" extra treatments in the NHS, the employment of teachers, extra child care places and other policies.Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth intervened and accused Drakeford of a "spurious argument".

"Whilst we can agree with elements of the budget, of course we can – this is a flawed Labour budget."Drakeford responded: "If you were to succeed everything I have outlined this afternoon would be lost."