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As you say.
Here are the style guides for gov.wales and gov.uk on which this ludicrous article was based.
https://gov.wales/govwales-style-guide
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/style-gu...f-gov-uk-style
Unsuprisingly the Welsh one significantly cribs from the English one. To take a couple of examples which appear in the Mail headline:
Brexit
Wales - Brexit has happened. Use transition period to refer to the time between 1 February and 31 December 2020.
England - You can use the term ‘Brexit’ to provide historical context, but it’s better to use specific dates where possible. For example, use: ‘31 December 2020’ rather than ‘Brexit’ or ‘when the UK left the EU’ ‘before 31 December 2020’ rather than ‘during the transition period’ ‘after 1 January 2021’ rather than ‘after the transition period’
UK Government
Wales -Never HM government.
England - Never HM government.
Cue apoplexy on the Dordogne about who voted for that lot!