Did Eluned Morgan step into a Cardiff Labour selection row?

Wednesday marks Eluned Morgan’s first year in charge as first minister.

Other than leading her party into the next Senedd election, her basic task was to mend a Labour group trashed by a nasty row over a £200,000 donation, from a man prosecuted for illegally dumping waste, to her predecessor.

The arguments in her group have been reined in, publicly at least, with the occasional spat here and there.

But a dispute over a selection in Welsh Labour’s power centre of Cardiff – after would-be candidate Owain Williams was rejected – has threatened to reignite infighting and rows in the party.

Prior to him being fully ruled out, I’ve learned that Williams was the subject of…