Rhun ap Iorwerth in Senedd for FMQspublished at 13:26 BST
13:26 BST
Welsh First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth will shortly be back in the Senedd chamber a day after Andy Burnham gave a major speech about devolution in Manchester.
Burnham, who is expected to be the next Labour PM in a few weeks time, did not give great detail about what he has planned for Wales.
But he talked about devolving “deeper down” in Wales – an indication that he is interested in handing power to councils.
Ap Iorwerth told the BBC after the speech that the Senedd and the Welsh government needed to be empowered for “to take Wales forward”.
The speech potentially opened up a fault-line over what kind of further devolution Wales needs, although exactly what Burnham had in mind was not confirmed on Monday.
It could be a topic that comes up today on the floor of the Senedd for First Minister’s Questions (FMQs).
Meanwhile, Reform may want to raise its Nation of Sanctuary debate on Wednesday, and Labour may discuss their planned debate calling for more money for Additional Learning Needs.
We’ll bring you live updates from the Senedd here, and you can watch the session live by clicking play at the top of the page from 13:00 BST.