Sharp End

It's recess for our politicians and you could be forgiven for thinking a general election might be on the cards as Theresa May headed for the Welsh hills for a walking holiday. Adrian Masters was joined in the studio by Professor Laura McAllister from Cardiff University and Labour MP Chris Elmore to discuss Brexit and what next with the cross-party talks.

Elsewhere, we were in Llandudno for the Welsh Labour conference where we heard from First Minister Mark Drakeford and UK party leader Jeremy Corbyn, while conference goers mulled over the question of a second referendum and tried to move on from its anti-semitism issues with the help of the Jewish Labour Movement.

With talks between Labour and Conservatives continuing, Adrian Masters looks at how the Brexit crisis is impacting on Welsh support for both parties. Plus a new Labour MP takes her seat but a new poll suggests her party's in trouble.

Nothing has changed after another night of indicative votes in the House of Commons. None of the four options put to MPs votes took a majority so what should happen next? Adrian Masters was joined by Conservative MPs Glyn Davies and Simon Hart, as well as Plaid Cymru's Westminster leader Liz Saville Roberts MP and Labour's Stephen Doughty MP.

Elsewhere Siôn Jenkins took a look at some of the issues MPs might well be focussing on were it not for the sticky issue of Brexit.

As parliament prepares for a game of 'It's a Knockout' with its indicative votes on Brexit, Adrian Masters was joined in Westminster by Conservative MPs Stephen Crabb and David TC Davies, Labour's Nia Griffiths MP and Jonathan Edwards MP from Plaid Cymru. We also heard the latest take on events from UK in a Changing Europe and also a former insider's view from ex-special advisor Lauren McEvatt.

Elsewhere Owain Phillips was in Strasbourg for what was supposed to be the last European Parliament sitting before the UK left the EU. Our MEPs shared what they had planned now they're not packing up their offices just yet. And Siôn Jenkins reflected on the Plaid Cymru conference.

All eyes were on Westminster yet again this week, as the Speaker John Bercow delivered his verdict on Theresa May's potential third attempt to get her withdrawal deal through.

Adrian Masters was joined on College Green by Conservative MP Guto Bebb, Labour's Shadow Welsh Secretary Christina Rees MP, Ben Lake MP for Plaid Cymru and Liberal Democrat peer Baroness Jenny Randerson to discuss votes, delays and what next for Brexit.

Elsewhere, Adrian caught up with Dr Alan Wager from UK in a Changing Europe to get his take on recent Brexit developments, while Siôn Jenkins went to meet the people and candidates of Newport West ahead of the by-election on April 4th.

On the eve of the second so-called 'meaningful vote,' while Theresa May was in Strasbourg, Adrian Masters was in Westminster to discuss Brexit with Conservative MPs Simon Hart and Glyn Davies, along with Labour's Tonia Antoniazzi MP and Plaid Cymru MP Hywel Williams.

Elsewhere Ciara Cohen-Ennis spoke to Jewish leaders in Wales as Labour's antisemitism issues continued and Siôn Jenkins caught up with Welsh Government International Relations Minister Eluned Morgan after her trip selling Wales to the world in America.

On this week's Sharp End, Owain Phillips was in Swansea looking at the issues with the region's city deal, as business leaders called for more transparency. Adrian Masters was joined by Independent AM Caroline Jones and Russell George AM to discuss city deals and Brexit, ahead of the Assembly's debate on preventing a 'no-deal' scenario.

Elsewhere Adrian caught up with a group of former miners taking their fight for fairness over their pensions to Downing Street.

Another week, another round of Brexit votes in Westminster. Even though the 'meaningful' vote on Theresa May's deal was delayed again, Adrian Masters was joined on College Green by Anna McMorrin MP, Stephen Kinnock MP and Jonathan Edwards MP to discuss our latest poll and potential second referendums .

Elsewhere we went behind the scenes with the Labour whips to see how they've been coping in these turbulent times (you can see an extended version below) and Ciara Cohen-Ennis met the prospective politicians of the future at the first meeting of the Welsh Youth Parliament.