内容摘要：He has an eye on ten years of national renewal with the comfort of a huge Commons majority.

He has an eye on ten years of national renewal with the comfort of a huge Commons majority.

Opposition parties were unimpressed by the statement.Andrew RT Davies, Welsh Conservative Senedd leader, said it was the "lightest first minister's statement I've seen at the opening of a Senedd term".

He said it was "light" on the way the initiatives would be delivered, and said the Welsh government had missed "every target to get those waiting times that have proved so stubbornly high"."What does the first minister believe in her role as first minister she can do to push those waiting times down that she couldn't do when she was health minister?" he said.Both he and laid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth highlighted that agriculture was not discussed by the first minister.

Ap Iorwerth said similarly it was a "very, very thin" statement from the first minister.He said the result of the summer listening exercise, "as we've been told today, surprise, surprise, was that health and education and the economy were the top priorities".

"Goodness me, if a party that's been leading Welsh government for 25 years hadn't realized that those were the priorities, then we're in deeper trouble with Labour than I thought".

We now know what the priorities are, even though there are not really any shocks on the list. But we are still not clear how the FM proposes to deliver them.Studies on pediatric cancer, Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease would be affected, he wrote.

"In recent weeks, the federal government has launched a broad attack on the critical funding partnerships that make this invaluable research possible," the school's lawsuit said.It said the withholding of federal funding violated Harvard's constitutional rights and was being used as "leverage to gain control of academic decisionmaking at Harvard".

The Trump administration has signalled that another $1bn of federal funding could be suspended. Harvard receives about $9bn in total annually, which is mostly spent on research.Harvard's tax exemption status and its ability to enroll international students could also be under threat.