Welsh first minister demands Scotland-style devolved powers from Burnham

Welsh First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth has formally asked Prime Minister Andy Burnham for powers matching Scotland's, drawing a rebuke from Welsh Conservatives.

• Ap Iorwerth wrote to Burnham requesting new Welsh powers covering policing, justice, rail, the crown estate, welfare and "fiscal fairness."
• Ap Iorwerth said Burnham promised him, in person, that he would not bypass the Senedd.
• Welsh Conservative leader Millar said his party "will never allow" the break-up of the union and told ap Iorwerth to "get on with the day job."
• Plaid Cymru leads the Welsh government after winning the Senedd election, reducing Welsh Labour to nine of 96 seats.