Diolch, Russell. Ar 3 Mehefin, cyhoeddais y byddai pob disgybl yng Nghymru, gan gynnwys plant gweithwyr hanfodol, yn cael cyfle i ailgydio, dal i fyny a pharatoi ar gyfer yr haf a mis Medi o 29 Mehefin ymlaen.

Thank you, Russell. On 3 June, I announced that all pupils in Wales, including the children of critical workers, would have the opportunity to check in, catch up and prepare for the summer and September from 29 June.

Nid yw'r hyn sy'n cael ei gynnig heddiw yn berffaith, ond dyw natur datganoli yng Nghymru ers 1997 ddim wedi bod yn berffaith. Yn 1997, roedd rhai yn y Democratiaid Rhyddfrydol, ac ym mhlaid fi fy hun, yn dadlau doedd yr hyn a oedd yn cael ei gynnig gan Lafur ddim yn ddigon da a ddylen ni ddim cefnogi hynny, tra'r oedd eraill yn dweud, 'Wel, fe wnawn ni afael yn hyn, y cynnig amherffaith hwn, trwy obeithio ei fireinio ac adeiladu arno.'

What is being proposed today is not perfect, but the nature of devolution in Wales since 1997 has not been perfect. In 1997, some in the Liberal Democrats, and some in my own party, argued that what was being proposed by Labour wasn't good enough and that we shouldn't support that, while others said, 'Well, we will take hold of this, this imperfect proposal, in order to try and refine it and build on it.'

Hoffwn ofyn i chi am ba wlad rydych chi'n siarad amdani mewn gwirionedd - [ Torri ar draws.] Ond ydych chi'n cydnabod y bu disgwyliad oes yn gostwng am y tro cyntaf ers llawer, llawer cenhedlaeth?

I would ask you which country you're talking about actually - [ Interruption.] But do you recognise that life expectancy has been falling for the first time in many, many generations?

Mae gen i ddiddordeb yn yr hyn yr ydych chi'n ei ddweud am yr awdurdod trafnidiaeth ar y cyd. Credaf fod hynny'n rhywbeth, ac mae'n well na dim ond dweud, 'Mater i'r cyngor lleol yw hwn', sef y math o ymateb y mae Gweinidogion yn y fan yma yn tueddu i guddio y tu ôl iddo fel rheol. Ond mae'n ddiddorol, onid yw, pan wnaethoch chi ymgyrchu ar gyfer swydd y Prif Weinidog, mai un o'ch polisïau oedd cytuno gyda Jeremy Corbyn bod angen i ni ddychwelyd i gael mwy o gwmnïau bysiau trefol yma yng Nghymru? Pe byddech chi'n gwneud yr hyn y dywedasoch chi y byddech chi'n ei wneud ac yn ceisio cael mwy o gwmnïau bysiau trefol, onid yw'n wir mai'r cwbl y byddai hyn yn ei wneud yw ymestyn model aflwyddiannus Caerdydd ledled Cymru gyfan ac achosi mwy o broblemau i drethdalwyr Cymru, sydd eisoes o dan bwysau?

I'm interested in what you say about the joint transport authority. I think that's something, and it's better than simply saying, 'It's a matter for the local council', which is the kind of response that Ministers here tend to usually hide behind. But it is interesting, is it not, that when you campaigned for the job of First Minister, one of your policies was to agree with Jeremy Corbyn that we need to return to having more municipal bus companies here in Wales? If you did what you said you would do and you went for more municipal bus companies, would this not simply be extending Cardiff's failing model across the whole of Wales and causing more problems for the hard-pressed Welsh taxpayer?

Jest yn gyffredinol, unwaith y mae plentyn neu berson ifanc wedi cael eu gwahardd, oes yna ddigon o gymorth iddyn nhw, ddim jest ar yr ochr addysg ond yn gyffredinol? Ydyn ni'n cefnogi'r bobl ifanc yma, y mwyaf bregus, unwaith y maen nhw yn y sefyllfa o wedi cael eu gwahardd?

Just in general, once a young person or a child has been excluded, is there enough support for them, not just on the educational side, but in general? Are we supporting these young people, these most vulnerable young people, once they're in the position of having been excluded?