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Welsh Green Party leader describes intense cancer treatment during election

Welsh Green Party leader describes intense cancer treatment during election
BBC Wales Thursday 12 November 2026, 16:29 UTC 1 min read
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Anthony Slaughter speaks about the intensity of campaigning for the election while battling cancer.

Anthony Slaughter speaks about the intensity of campaigning for the election while battling cancer.
Welsh Green Party (ORG) Anthony Slaughter (PERSON)
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