Wales has had enough of Labour rule, says Stephen Crabb

Wales has "had enough" of the "stuffy Welsh Labour establishment taking their communities and their voters for granted", Welsh Secretary Stephen Crabb has said.

He told the Conservative party conference, in Manchester, that new Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn may think he is "coming home to 'Real Labour'" when he visits Wales.

In Wales, Mr Crabb said, "he can see a Welsh Labour government that has banned academies and banned free schools and abolished Right to Buy".

But the Welsh Secretary said that the way the Conservatives has ousted Labour from the Gower seat at the general election showed that people in Wales now realised they can do better than "socialism".