Another chance to see this honest and insightful documentary about one of Wales's most popular poets, Gerallt Lloyd Owen - 10 years on since his death. The programme reveals a private and enigmatic character and through a series of extended interviews over a period of time, exclusive access to his home and interviews with members of his family, we see another side to his public persona and hear about his passions and fears.
In this series former international rugby player and Welsh learner Scott Quinnell travels around Wales and tries out various and interesting activities. A chance to practice his Welsh and learn new vocabulary whilst trying an array of different experiences. This week Scott will be Fishing, Ice Skating and having a Beatboxing lesson.
Porthmadog. There is plenty to discover in Porthmadog. Llinos Owen will be tuning a piano and Siôn Tomos Owen will the playing the harp and going to his first ever football match. Heledd Cynwal will learn about the history of the Cob causeway and the small islands that can still be seen on the outskirts of the town. Ffion Dafis gets to climb a steep rock and has a go at driving the ever-popular steam train.
11,000 children in Wales are looking after a member of their family. But with charities warning that the pressure of being a carer can have a terrible effect on a child's well-being, there are calls for the Welsh Government to do more to ease the burden. Tonight, Dot Davies meets the families who experience the daily stress of caring and hears their call for help.
