Also: dissent in the ranks! Northern Irish activists attack neglect by CCHQ amidst rumours Welsh Tories may seek split.
Meanwhile observers are already speculating about whether today’s performance will cost Douglas Ross his job.
Also: it looks like it will be a good day for Labour in both Wales and Scotland as Douglas Ross struggles to make headway.
Local communities have been held back by Labour’s high council tax rates and poor funding. The current settlement is not fit for purpose.
Also: Record haul of Welsh Tory council candidates is still just over half of seats; Scottish Tories back trans conversion therapy ban.
I am very pleased that the Treasury has refused to finance Mark Drakeford’s anti-science socialist agenda.
Mark Drakeford and his ministers are never slow to demand more powers, but seem much less keen on proper accountability.
The time for the restoration of our freedoms is here, and I’m not talking ‘liberty-lite’, but the ‘full-fat’ version.
I am disappointed that our Plaid Cymru presiding officer has chosen to ban such harmless national self-expression.
Labour enjoys huge majorities in this heartland of heartlands, but there are a few seats where the Tories are slowly getting competitive.
Whilst the leadership talks up 16 MSs, activists are angry about missing so many target seats and failing to mobilise the 2019 vote.
The latest results, news and analysis from Holyrood and Cardiff Bay as they come in.
Without proper constituency-level polling there is always room for doubt, but it looks as if Labour’s grip on Cardiff Bay is weakening.
Where the Conservatives have scrapped centuries-old taxes, Labour and Plaid Cymru can’t stop dreaming up new ones.