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In this episode of Coast & Country Andrew Price has a lesson in landscape photography in the Snowdonia National Park, and Ruth Wignall is in nearb...

Coast and Country, Series 4 Episode 1

We know we have a housing crisis, but do we have a renting one too?

Sharp End, October 7th

Ella Lloyd presents Wales' number one arts programme - showcasing the most exciting talent from the worlds of music, theatre, visual art and more. 

Ella Lloyd presents Wales' number one arts programme. This week, we chat to rapper Lady Leshurr and meet rock legend Phil Campbell from Motörhead.

Backstage, Series 4: Episode 11

What will the end of traditional steelmaking in Port Talbot mean for the wider Welsh economy?

Sharp End, October 1st

Backstage, Series 4: Episode 10

A few months ago Labour won the General Election - are they still celebrating? 

Sharp End, September 23rd

Backstage, Series 4: Episode 9

Sharp End returns to look back at a summer of change in Welsh politics

Sharp End returns to look back at a summer of change in Welsh politics.

Sharp End, September 17

Backstage, Series 4: Episode 8

After losing their 19 year old son in a fatal car crash last year, we hear from the family joining the campaign for restrictions on young drivers.

Road accidents are the number one killer of young people. Wales this Week hears from a family who are campaigning for stricter laws on new drivers after their son was killed just before Christmas last year and meets a young man who was jailed after causing a fatal collision not long after he passed his driving test. 

Wales This Week: The Road Ahead ? 

Backstage, Series 4: Episode 7

Following reports of bullying, sexism and racism within Wales' fire services, whistleblowers speak out about their experiences of working on the frontline.

With reports of bullying, sexism and racism in our fire services hitting the headlines, whistleblowers speak out about their experiences of working on the frontline. Plus, with further investigations ahead, Andrea Byrne asks what organisations can do to change ‘toxic’ cultures.

Wales This Week: Can Our Fire Services Be Rescued ?

Wales This Week investigates why more women are turning to sex work to make ends meet.

Wales This Week: Selling Sex To Survive

Ruth Dodsworth and Sean Fletcher explore the stunning Gower coastline and there’s a buzz in the air Rob Shelley.

Coast & Country, Series 12: Episode 15

Former employees of Wales’ environmental regulator, Natural Resources Wales blow the whistle about their experiences working at the organisation. 

Our environmental regulator, Natural Resources Wales is under the spotlight as former employees blow the whistle about their experiences. More than a decade since its inception, Wales This Week investigates NRW's record and learns why some people have lost faith in it. 

Wales This Week: NRW "Not Really Working" ? 

Sean Fletcher and Ruth Dodsworth discover a true climate hero taking on the world in Wales and a wildlife walk full of wonder.

Coast & Country, Series 12: Episode 14

A special programme celebrating the wildlife of Wales against the backdrop of Wales’ stunning landscape with Ruth Dodsworth and Sean Fletcher.

Coast & Country, Series 12: Episode 13 'Summer Special' 

  Wales’ number one arts programme is at the Eisteddfod to showcase some of the best artistic talent - from murals to musicals on the Maes in Pontypridd.

Backstage at the Eisteddfod

Out on exercise with the RNLI and archaeological gold on a dig at an ancient burial site with Sean Fletcher and Ruth Dodsworth.

Coast & Country, Series 12: Episode 12

An exhilarating adventure atop the Principality Stadium roof and a calming walk along the coastline with Ruth Dodsworth and Sean Fletcher.

Coast & Country, Series 12: Episode 11

Charities in Wales are warning about the effects that caring can have on young people. Dot Davies meets the young carers who look after their families.

More than 11,000 children in Wales care for a family member. But as charities warn that the responsibility of being a carer can have a serious effect on a child's wellbeing, there are calls on the Welsh Government to do more to ease the burden.