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All 60 Members of the Senedd (MS) will be able to take part in virtual sittings from June, the Welsh Parliament has said.

Only limited numbers have been able to join the Zoom conference calls that have replaced face-to-face meetings in Cardiff Bay.

It comes as calls grew for the Senedd to move to the “hybrid model” used by the House of Commons, where some MPs go to Parliament and others call-in over the internet.

Mandy Jones, Brexit Party MS, said living in a rural part of north Wales “means that my internet connection isn’t always strong enough to conduct all my work from home".

She said other MSs have also had issues.

Former Welsh Conservative Senedd leader Andrew RT Davies has also called for hybrid sittings.

A Senedd spokesman said it will contact Ms Jones to offer any support needed, and added that its IT support team “has not received any issues relating to broadband from MSs”.