In his interview on "Good Morning, Wales" this morning, Stephen Crabb, the new Secretary of State of State for Wales, unprompted, praised Baronesss Randerson. At the same time, he confirmed that Alun Carins would be brought into Gwydr House as his number two, ending speculation that Glyn Davies might be given the berth.
Earlier, Radio Wales journos had speculated that Stephen Crabb is the first bearded Conservative cabinet minister since the end of the nineteenth century. Mrs Thatcher would not have approved.
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