内容摘要：He added: "It does seem to be too easy to get hold of a lethal weapon like a crossbow and it does seem that something does need to be done about that."

He added: "It does seem to be too easy to get hold of a lethal weapon like a crossbow and it does seem that something does need to be done about that."

In a statement released shortly before he announced he would quit as first minister, Mr Gething said that it could be seen that the only missing initials on the image were from the former minister for social partnership, Ms Blythyn, by comparing the membership of the chat on the different copies."It is also clear that the image was captured in 2020 and was retained before the leak became evident earlier this year," he said.

Mr Gething said in the group chat: "I'm deleting the messages in this group. They can be captured in an FOI and I think we are all in the right place on the choice being made."Julie James - the former local government secretary who was one of the four individuals who quit Mr Gething's government forcing him to resign - appeared to agree with Mr Gething."Good point Vaughan," she could be seen to say in the second unredacted screengrab.

At the Covid inquiry, on 11 March this year, Mr Gething said: "I understood that we'd kept and maintained all the information that we should do, and it would be made available to this inquiry."Plans for new laws to reverse the loss of wildlife and protect nature have been outlined by the Welsh government.

They include setting up a new, independent watchdog to hold organisations' feet to the fire on environmental issues like sewage spills or air pollution.

Public bodies in Wales will also be forced to publish nature recovery action plans."There are a lot of different reasons and a lot of steps in the process of getting medicine to the pharmacy."

On the other options available to diabetic patients, she said there were several things patients could do but they should have a chat with a pharmacist.A spokesperson for Betsi Cadwaladr health board said: “Community pharmacies would not routinely contact patients directly around medicines shortages because the actions taken by healthcare professionals will mean the majority of patients do not experience any disruption to the supply of their medicines."

The Welsh government said it would not routinely communicate such information directly to patients either, for the same reasons.Although health is a devolved matter, the UK government is responsible for maintaining the supply of medicines.