For generations, Labour and Wales felt politically inseparable. Now voters are signalling that even the deepest loyalties have limits, says Laura McAllister Y ou'd have to be older than David Attenborough to know what Wales was like before Labour. The party has won every election for over a century , and Labour is so deeply rooted not just in Welsh politics, but also in the culture and social organisation of Wales, that it's hard to imagine it not being in that position. For those of us who