This article contains a videoSharp End, May 15thPlaid Cymru is engulfed in crisis but is it doing enough to tackle it?
This article contains a videoSharp End, May 9thWhat's going on with our seas and what's happening with Plaid Cymru?
This article contains a videoSharp End, May 2ndTonight: towns, Tories and the trappings of the Coronation.
This article contains a videoSharp End, April 24thHow far can the bank of mum and dad stretch to pay for childcare?
This article contains a videoSharp End, April 17thIf not enough of us can afford a summer holiday, what next for Welsh tourism?
This article contains a videoSharp End, March 27thAre all parts of Wales getting a fair deal when it comes to transport?
This article contains a videoSharp End, March 20thWhen money is tight, are we forgetting some of our most vulnerable?
This article contains a videoSharp End, March 13thWith the March budget looming, what's needed to keep the economy's wheels turning?
This article contains a videoSharp End, March 6thIf you are terminally ill, should you have the right to chose when you die?
This article contains a videoSharp End, February 27thAre the cards stacked against gamblers and will new regulations bring about fair play?
This article contains a videoSharp End, February 13th Heating, eating, protesting and polling - all in tonight's Sharp End
This article contains a videoSharp End, February 6thWith a quarter of the population not in work or looking for work - Rob has been meeting the older workforce whose job prospects continue to bloom.
This article contains a videoSharp End, January 30th 2023There's tough decisions facing councils as vital services could face the cut.
This article contains a videoSharp End, January 23rdHow will the Welsh Government make teachers feel valued again?
This article contains a videoSharp End, January 16th 2023New year - same strikes. We ask our first panel of 2023 what the resolutions should be.
This article contains a videoSharp End, December 15thWe look back at a year dominated by strikes, concerns over the cost of living and changing faces in No. 10.
This article contains a videoSharp End, December 8thShould a new PM mean a general election? We find out with our poll.
This article contains a videoSharp End: The Night Wales Changed It's 1997, Blair's in Number 10, the country mourns Diana and Wales has devolution dilemma. 25 years on, we've been reflecting with those who were there.
This article contains a videoSharp End, November 14thIs Wales moving at the right speed? We find out in this week's Sharp End.
This article contains a videoSharp End, November 7thThe NHS is struggling amid staff shortages - so how will it cope with the 'hardest winter' yet?
This article contains a videoSharp End, October 24thRishi Sunak is our next PM - so which direction do the Conservatives need to take?
This article contains a videoSharp End, October 17thLiz Truss is holding on but who's really in power?
This article contains a videoSharp End, October 10thHas the Welsh Government's aim to solve one housing crisis created another?
This article contains a videoSharp End, October 3rdWill it be the first U-turn of many for the PM? Plus we hear from those trying to guide the most vulnerable through the cost of living crisis.
This article contains a videoSharp End, September 26thWe mark 25 years of devolution, plus, we'll hear what people think of the new PM and her plans with the results of our latest poll.
This article contains a videoSharp End, September 20thWe discuss the future of the monarchy, the energy crisis and a tourism tax with Huw Irranca-Davies, Laura Anne Jones, Liz Saville Roberts and Jane Dodds.
This article contains a videoSharp End, September 12thIn a special Sharp End we reflect on the Queen's legacy and the King's future and the new Prince of Wales.
This article contains a videoSharp End, July 11th It's the final show of Sharp End before the summer and we're reflecting on a busy week in politics after Boris Johnson announced he step down as Prime Minister.
This article contains a videoSharp End, July 4thCould e-scooters be the new way forward for transport in Wales as their popularity grows despite still being illegal for use in public places.
This article contains a videoSharp End, June 27thFive years on since the Grenfell Tower fire and is enough being done by the Welsh Government to support people living in potentially dangerous buildings here?
This article contains a videoSharp End, June 20thIs there a future for Public Service television as the industry faces more challenges from streamers and the way it's funded.
This article contains a videoSharp End, June 14thIs Wales doing enough to replace GPs, with almost a quarter at retirement age. One doctor is calling on more to be done to attract people to the service.
This article contains a videoSharp End, June 6thThe Prime Minister has won the vote of confidence in his leadership from Conservative MPs but does that mean he's safe?
This article contains a videoSharp End, May 23rdHas Brexit created a level playing field for farmers here in Wales?
This article contains a videoSharp End, May 16th As train timetables move back to pre-pandemic levels in Wales, is public transport back on track?
This article contains a videoSharp End May 9thThe future of our towns, Andrew RT Davies on what next for the Welsh Conservatives after the local election losses & a look ahead to the Queen's Speech.
This article contains a videoSharp End, 25th April The Welsh Government says it's got a plan to deal with the huge numbers of people on NHS waiting lists. But is it a good plan?
This article contains a videoSharp End, 4th April With the local elections next month Rob Osborne has been finding out what some first-time voters think about politics in Wales.
This article contains a videoSharp End, March 28th We meet the three women in Bridgend who are hoping to open up their homes to a family of eight, fleeing from Ukraine.
This article contains a videoSharp End: Kinnock at 80He's the Welshman who came within 1,500 votes of being Prime Minister and now Neil Kinnock is turning 80 he's reflecting on his life in and out of public eye.
This article contains a videoSharp End, March 21st A week to go before the end of covid restrictions in Wales as we know them, or is it?
This article contains a videoSharp End, March 14th As Welsh Labour holds its party conference we hear from Mark Drakeford and Sir Keir Stammer.
This article contains a videoSharp End, March 7th The Wesh Government has announced it's investing in its employment strategy to help more people get into work.
This article contains a videoSharp End, March 1st A new transport commission has been set up to look at alternative transport options in North Wales.
This article contains a videoSharp End February 14th 13 schools in Wales are trialling longer school days. Could it mean an end to the regular school day?
This article contains a videoSharp End February 7th Should there be a specialist health centre supporting people with long covid in Wales?
This article contains a videoSharp End January 31stBoris Johnson has apologised as part of Sue Gray's report is published into Downing Street parties.
This article contains a videoSharp End January 24th It's a critical time for the Prime Minister but can he weather the latest political storm?
This article contains a videoSharp End January 17th It's been a difficult time for the hospitality sector in Wales but are things looking brighter ahead?
This article contains a videoSharp End December 13th As Omicron cases rise, does this mean Covid restrictions are making a Christmas comeback in Wales?
This article contains a videoSharp End December 6thIt's beginning to look a lot like Christmas but could the new Covid variant dampen the festivities in Wales?
This article contains a videoSharp End November 29Should all Welsh politicians return to the Senedd? Or should the chamber continue to work in a hybrid way?
This article contains a videoSharp End November 22nd Rob Osborne speaks to the head of the Welsh NHS Confederation on how the service will cope during the winter.
This article contains a videoSharp End November 16thDo we need to do more to support veterans? Ken Skates shares why he stepped away from one of the most powerful roles in politics and was it good COP or bad COP?
This article contains a videoSharp End November 8th Schools in Wales say they face a mountain of problems like staffing and workload. Teachers are calling for politicians to take action.
This article contains a videoSharp End November 1stWorld leaders are gathering in Scotland to try to save the planet but what impact will it have in Wales?
This article contains a videoSharp End October 18thCoal tip safety, security for our politicians, going green at the supermarket and nurses pay.
This article contains a videoSharp End October 11thAhead of the royal opening of the Senedd, the Llywydd talks royals, security and clubbing. Plus, can we afford to go green? We discuss
This article contains a videoSharp End October 4th Air pollution and traffic are big problems for many cities and towns in Wales. But will an end to road building help or hinder Wales' environment?
This article contains a videoSharp End September 27thIn this week's Sharp End, Rob is joined by Conservative MS Paul Davies and Plaid Cymru's Mabon ap Gwynfor. They discuss 'overtourism' and the Labour conference.
This article contains a videoSharp End September 20thSharp End is back after the summer break with an hour-long show, featuring the people of Porthmadog, the FM, Adam Price and a panel of polticans.
This article contains a videoSharp End July 12thIt's almost the end of term for schools and the end of masks and bubbles in classrooms, but are there any changes they want to keep?
This article contains a videoSharp End July 5thA year on from the Rhondda flooding, there are calls for a review of Natural Resources Wales. Could the blocked culverts lead to a court battle?
This article contains a videoSharp End June 30thWe hear from farmers on each side of the fence when it comes to trade deals and ex-minister Kirsty Williams talk about security in her last months in office.
This article contains a videoSharp End June 22ndThe Welsh Government is hitting the brakes when it comes to new roads. We've been talking to the Deputy Minister for Climate Change, Lee Waters about it.
This article contains a videoSharp End June 16thEver wondered what the First Minister does all day? Well, we've been finding out.
This article contains a videoSharp End June 7thIt's summer time and that means festivals. With restrictions being eased, we talk to organisers about the way forward post-Covid.
This article contains a videoSharp End May 24thInternational travel has resumed but what does it mean for our national airport? We speak to the current CEO and the new Economy Minister, Vaughan Gething
This article contains a videoSharp End May 17thWe talk to the First Minister about his new cabinet and get to know some of our new Senedd members. Plus, we hear what's next for Scotland.
This article contains a videoSharp End May 10thWelsh Labour are back, securing their sixth term and getting half the Senedd seats. We hear from all the parties as we assess the election fallout.
This article contains a videoSharp End March 22ndWe reveal the results of our latest poll, chat with the CMO and discuss some of Kirsty Williams' last actions as Education Minister.
This article contains a videoSharp End March 15thIt's back to school again for children across Wales. Plus the First Minister tells us why it's time for society to listen to the concerns of women and girls.
This article contains a videoSharp End March 9thTonight, we look at the state of the tories in Wales. Plus, we speak to two women who have been learning Welsh during the pandemic
This article contains a videoSharp End March 1stOn St David's day when we celebrate all things Welsh, what better time to look at the future of the UK.Plus, we're looking at the changing face of Welsh news.
This article contains a videoSharp End February 22ndWe're looking at the state of Plaid Cymru, speaking to 16 year olds about voting for the first time and discussing Wales' roadmap out of the lockdown
This article contains a videoSharp End February 8thTonight, it's a toxic mix of climate change and our industrial past. We've been back to Skewen after the floods to see what work has been done.
This article contains a videoSharp End February 1stOne month on from the transition period, we're looking at the effect of Brexit so far in Wales and discussing the online abuse that politicians receive.
This article contains a videoSharp End January 25thRussel T Davies compares the 1980s AIDS crisis to the coronavirus pandemic in an interview about his latest drama, 'It's A Sin'.
This article contains a videoSharp End January 18thThis week, the First Minister defends his government's approach to the vaccination programme, plus we reveal the results of our latest opinion poll.
This article contains a videoSharp End December 14thThis week we hear from Wales's decision makers on their perspective of handling a pandemic and making 'life and death' choices.
This article contains a videoSharp End December 7thBrexit is back - we hear from businesses about how the trade deal negotiations will affect them, plus we look ahead to next years Senedd election.
This article contains a videoSharp End November 30thWe hear from the Chief Medical Officer about why he's concerned about the festive season, plus more on calls for adequate housing to be made law.
This article contains a videoSharp End November 23rdWhat does the future look like for transport in Wales after a bumpy ride, plus we talk to the Llywydd about why women are nervous about entering politics.
This article contains a videoSharp End November 16thThe pandemic has caused disruption, especially for young people in their future. This week we look at Welsh education, where it is and where it is going.
This article contains a videoSharp End November 9thHow can Wales adapt for a post-Covid future, farmers on the prospect of no trade deal and will exams go ahead?
This article contains a videoSharp End November 2ndWith one more week of lockdown in Wales, we ask people what they think of the firebreak, and one Welsh MP warns of the rise of Covid conspiracy theories.
This article contains a videoSharp End October 26thWales goes its own way with the fire-break but is it making us more divided? Plus Neil Kinnock, talks about his part in ending Joe Biden's presidential run.
This article contains a videoSharp End October 19thAs Wales prepares to go into lockdown again, Rob Osborne speaks to the Health Minister, Andrew RT Davies and Dai Lloyd about whether it's the right move
This article contains a videoSharp End October 5thTonight on Sharp End, who's footing the bill for floods and Wales's coal legacy?
This article contains a videoSharp End September 28thThis week's Sharp End is all about the economy - how are businesses faring after lockdown and what's being done to support those left out of work? Rob
This article contains a videoSharp End September 21stAs more parts of Wales head into lockdown, Rob Osborne talks to the Health Minister about the new restrictions and what happens next.
This article contains a videoSharp End September 14thSharp End is back with a new look and a new presenter. We hear from the people of Wrexham on how they feel about politics in a COVID-19 world.
This article contains a videoSharp End March 30thAs Wales continues to adapt to life in lockdown, Adrian Masters was joined by First Minister Mark Drakeford to talk coronavirus testing, working w...
This article contains a videoSharp End March 23rdAs the Prime Minister announced strict measures in a bid to stop the spread of Coronavirus, Adrian Masters was joined by Health Minister Vaughan G...
Sharp End March 16thAs the first Coronavirus death in Wales is confirmed and the Prime Minister advises us all, and the most vulnerable in particular, to avoid all but essential...
This article contains a videoSharp End March 9thAs the number of Welsh cases of Coronavirus rises, Adrian Masters talked to Chief Medical Officer Dr Frank Atherton about how worried we should be...
This article contains a videoSharp End March 2ndAs the the UK government's started talks with the EU about our future relationship, Adrian Masters speaks with the First Minister about those talks.
This article contains a videoSharp End February 24thAs the political fallout from the recent floods continues, Adrian Masters asks who should pay what and which government should take responsibility...