David Deans is a journalist specializing in local news in the United Kingdom, with a particular focus on Wales. He writes for BBC News and BBC Mundo, covering political developments, budget issues, and leadership races in the region. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance New Zealand, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Cigalah Group.
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David Deans' articles predominantly cover local government and politics, particularly in Wales. His focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation indicates a preference for news related to official statements, political decisions, and legislative developments.
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David Deans Caerphilly council did the right thing in paying off its former chief executive with £209,000, a Labour Senedd member has said.
A man in the running for a major Welsh Tory job wants to see party debate abolishing the Senedd.
Council leader refers himself to watchdog after he discusses confidential pay-off in public.
A politician says his grandfather feared a manslaughter charge for wanting to help his own wife die.
By: David Deans, Elliw Gwawr
The new Welsh Tory grassroots leader rejects calls for the party to consider abolishing the Senedd.
David Deans Plans to legalise assisted dying for terminally ill adults are likely to require a vote of politicians in the Welsh Parliament before they become law, two senior Labour backbenchers have told BBC Wales.
The opposition say Eluned Morgan is failing Wales as the Senedd marks her first 100 days in the job.
By: David Deans, Elliw Gwawr
Wales' first minister took charge at a tough time for her government: so what has changed since?
Wales first minister says "tiny proportion" of farms in Wales hit by inheritance changes.
By: Adrian Browne, David Deans
Welsh first minister says a "hell of a lot of black people and Latinos" voted for president-elect.
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