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- Mark Drakeford, the former Welsh first minister, said left-wing parties would unite to block Reform UK from forming next Welsh government.
- He warned any party must collaborate to secure a first minister nomination after May 7 election.
- Drakeford expressed confidence the next Senedd would largely oppose Reform's views.
- Labour faces challenges under Drakeford, with polls placing them in third.
- Reform's Welsh leader Dan Thomas criticized establishment parties for sidelining citizens.
