First Minister of Wales, Eluned Morgan (Image: PA)

The passing of the Welsh Government's budget isn't usually the most riveting of things. Important, yes, but exciting? No. The £27bn budget for 2026-27 will fund things everyone in Wales needs - councils, hospitals, schools...the list goes on. But it can only pay for those if the budget passes.

And that is why this year's upcoming budget is more interesting than before and it isn't just something political types or those with an interest in the inner workings of Cardiff Bay should care about, but every one of us.

This year, there is real jeopardy facing Labour , which is the party in charge of Wales, about whether it can even get a budget across the line.

Labour has 29 of the 60 Senedd members - that means it has no majority and n

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