内容摘要：- which delivers more than 2,000 babies a year - has been celebrating after receiving a 'good' rating from the Care Quality Commission which is an improvement on their previous assessment.

- which delivers more than 2,000 babies a year - has been celebrating after receiving a 'good' rating from the Care Quality Commission which is an improvement on their previous assessment.

Welsh Conservative Senedd leader Andrew RT Davies said the “average punter in the street" had "serious questions”.But Mr Gething said the public would not “rally to the Tories' banner” over political funding.

The news came as former first minister Carwyn Jones confirmed that a review of future Welsh Labour leadership contest rules would look at a cap on donations.Mr Jones told BBC Wales that limiting donations was "clearly an issue".Cardiff-based Dauson Environmental Group made two donations of £100,000 to Mr Gething.

The business is run by David John Neal, who was given a suspended prison sentence of three months in 2013 for illegally dumping waste. Four years later he received another suspended sentence of 18 weeks for not removing it.Both the Conservatives and Plaid Cymru will force votes on the issue on Wednesday, calling for an independent investigation and a cap on donations respectively.

Mr Gething has refused to hold an independent probe, or pay the money back.

Defeated leadership rival Jeremy Miles, now the economy secretary in Mr Gething’s government, has said he would not have accepted the money.In recent weeks, South Korean and US intelligence as well as Nato have said that they have seen evidence of North Korean troops being involved in Russia's war.

But Moscow and Pyongyang have so far not responded directly to any of the allegations.Ukraine's top counter-disinformation official Andriy Kovalenko first said in a Telegram post on Monday that North Korea's "first military units... [had] already come under fire in Kursk".

In an interview with South Korean broadcaster KBS, Rustem Umerov confirmed this, saying he expects a "significant number" of the North Korean troops to be engaged in combat, though he added it was "so far just small contacts, not full-scale engagement".Most of them are still undergoing training, he added.