Peter Hain is back - but not at Work and Pensions.
He's back in Gwydyr House, back in the Wales Office. Mr Murphy? Looks so far like a case of adding 'out' to 'in, out and in again'.
A Plaid player in Cardiff Bay texts a simple but telling response: "Oh". More significantly, what will Rhodri Morgan's response be?
Here's looking forward to Mr Hain taking on the Welsh administrative bureacracy not from the sofas of the television studios but from Gwydyr House.
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