Report says Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are for the first time all led by first ministers favoring independence, opening a new phase of talks on self-determination.
Rhun ap Iorwerth, the first non-Labour leader of the Senedd, tells the Guardian he is wary of Westminster consensus against further devolution.
An opinion piece in The Guardian argues that plans to expand powers for England's regional mayors, championed by Andy Burnham, must be matched with robust scrutiny mechanisms that have weakened over the past decade.
Columnist Phillip Inman argues that plans to devolve power across England, linked to Andy Burnham, face structural and political risks rooted in the UK's historically centralised system.
Speaking to MPs for the first time as prime minister, Andy Burnham promised increased devolution and greater public control over essential services, prompting criticism from Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch.