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13:03Now PlayingAhead of the Senedd elections on Thursday, Laura Kuenssberg has a special report from Wales featuring all the main party leaders.
Welsh First Minister Eluned Morgan tells Laura Kuenssberg she'll keep "fighting and fighting", but accepts the election might be so tough for Labour that she could lose her seat. .
Plaid Cymru leader, Rhun ap Iorwerth, and Dan Thomas of Reform both believe they have a real shot at power. If either wins it would be the first time the post of first minister has been under their party's stripe - and the first time anyone other than a Labour politician has been in charge.
Plaid's ap Iorwerth says he'd happily run a minority government - a calculation that the Lib Dems, Greens and Labour would allow Plaid to form an administration, because they'd never dream of backing Reform.
Tory leader Darren Millar has suggested he'd be open to working with Reform, while Reform leader Thomas - who also seems to be relishing the campaign - insists he's campaigning to win a majority.
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