Channel 4 will host a televised debate bringing together leaders from every political party in Wales, with Krishnan Guru-Murthy moderating the event.

The Wales Decides programme will broadcast live from Cardiff at 7pm on Tuesday, April 21, which is slightly more than two weeks ahead of the Senedd ballot.

This sixty-minute broadcast will gather the foremost Welsh political figures for a dynamic on-air exchange.

The party leaders will outline their policy proposals and respond to questions put forward by members of the public as well as rival politicians.

Those taking part comprise Eluned Morgan for Welsh Labour, Rhun ap Iorwerth representing Plaid Cymru, Darren Millar from the Welsh Conservatives, Dan Thomas as the Reform UK Wales candidate, Jane Dodds heading the Welsh Liberal Democrats, and Anthony Slaughter for the Wales Green Party.

Krishnan Guru-Murthy, who serves as the lead presenter for Channel 4 News, stated that Wales is facing an electoral battle unlike any before, with the possibility of Labour losing its customary leading role alongside potential gains for Plaid and Reform that could significantly alter the political map.

These constitute remarkable political times.

Wales Decides will deliver vital examination of each leader’s ideas and tactics.

Viewers throughout Wales and the broader United Kingdom will observe every party present its blueprint for the country’s future.

Wales Decides will scrutinise the key issues affecting Wales through rigorous interrogation and straightforward discussion between party leaders.

The programme aims to give audiences a fair and thorough analysis of how the parties differ on policy matters and their approaches to leadership during a pivotal moment for Welsh politics.

With recent polling suggesting potential shifts in electoral fortunes, the programme will investigate whether Reform UK could establish itself as the primary political force or if Wales might see its first Plaid Cymru First Minister.