内容摘要：Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky has spoken of North Korea joining the war, and South Korea’s defence minister said this month that the chance of a North Korean deployment in Ukraine was “highly likely”.

Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky has spoken of North Korea joining the war, and South Korea’s defence minister said this month that the chance of a North Korean deployment in Ukraine was “highly likely”.

But the former first minister said they “misunderstood” what the review was set up to do.“It is not designed for example to be a kind of separate ministerial code investigation,” he said.

“It is an internal process to look at how the party can better operate internally in any leadership contest that we have in years to come.”Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth urged Labour MSs to support his party’s motion in the Senedd calling for a cap on donations.He said: “They have the opportunity this week to align themselves with the people of Wales who would not approve of such an eye watering sum of money to one politician."

This was Vaughan Gething’s third first minister's questions, and the third where opposition parties have brought up donations to his recent leadership campaign.It isn’t going away.

Mr Gething’s latest response doesn’t draw a line under it, but both Mr Gething and the opposition parties are making a political calculation around what the public thinks of the row.

The first minister thinks that we – the public – have bigger fish to fry and that his opponents are “obsessing” about the issue. His opponents think that this doesn’t pass the smell test and that there still questions that would best be answered by an independent inquiry.Mr Linehan must return to the court for trial on 4 September.

He is accused of harassment by posting abusive comments on social media between 11 and 27 of October, and of damage to a phone to the value of £369.He was granted bail on condition he did not contact the complainant directly or indirectly.

A woman has marked her 60th year as a Girlguiding leader – earning her a service award presented by a celebrity and an afternoon tea.Marion Davies, from Trowbridge in Wiltshire, began volunteering for the organisation when she was 18, and has no plans to stop.