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Join Mortician Kristoffer Hughes for a brand-new series as he travels the world in search of the most different, and maybe better ways of dealing with death.
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Bradley is trying to stay sober and finish his unpaid work hours in order to complete his period on Probation. Having stopped drinking almost a year ago, Tiffany's Community Order is about to end. Probation Service Officers Jo and Lynne must manage their behaviour in the community to prevent them from reoffending and keep the public safe.
Repeat in tribute to Frank, following his death on April 8th. Here we have Frank Letch's unique life story as he considers what impact having been born without arms has had on his life. This is an opportunity to enter Frank's world during a critical year in his life, with a substantial archive of Frank's life from the 1970s and 1990s and access to all aspects of his life and family. Here we find out how attitudes to disability have changed, and marvel at what the human spirit can achieve in the
Elin Fflur and Trystan Ellis Morris will be presenting this year's main songwriting competition. Live from Dragon Studios, Pencoed, eight songs will be performed, all vying to be crowned the winner of Cân i Gymru, and the prize money of £5000. The winner will be selected by public voting only, so remember to have your say! Who will be the next to cement their name in the Cân i Gymru history books'
A new series about the mischievous twins and their magical powers. Deian and Loli are shocked as Deian's drawing of a Dragon comes to life and introduces itself as Dai! They both learn that he is not a very happy Dragon as he is desperate to find a home. They must join Dai in the Cartoon world to try to find the ideal home!
In the run-up to the U.S. election, journalist Maxine Hughes investigates the evolving role of evangelicalism in Wales and America.As she compares the movements on both sides of the Atlantic, she explores the impact of these changes in Wales, and what they mean for our nation's spiritual identity.
A hundred years after some women won the vote for the first time, actress and author Ffion Dafis embarks on a personal journey to see how much has actually changed for women today. As well as speaking to the women who have influenced her personally, Ffion will meet inspirational women from all walks of life to see how much society has moved on. Looking back over some of the biggest campaigns in the movement for women's rights, Ffion reflects on the battles that remain to be won.
An evening of LGBTQ+ comedy filmed in front of a live audience at Cardiff Bay's historic Norwegian Church hosted by Al Parr. The stars of the show are some of Wales' best comedians - Priya Hall, Ellis Lloyd Jones, Leila Navabi, Chris Rio, and Sianny Thomas. The programme also includes a special performance by the Welsh Ballroom Community.
In this episode, our 3 creative designers-Gwyn Eiddior, Mandy Watkins and Carwyn Lloyd Jones face the challenge of transforming 3 spaces in the home of a young couple in Carmarthen. As always, the couple have no idea of the designs. The designers have different budgets to work from -so who knows what the result will be' Will our make-over team succeed in transforming an old house into a new pad'
A Million Welsh Speakers: this is the Welsh Government's language goal by 2050. Is this strategy likely to succeed or is Garmon's vision of fighting, love and singing more hopeful' From an MMA fight to glamour photography and a live gig, Garmon is determined to leave his mark.
With 17 consecutive defeats for the men's national team, Welsh rugby is in crisis. In front of a live audience in Llanelli, presenter Lauren Jenkins discusses the future of the game in Wales with Shane Williams, Dr Gwyn Jones, and Huw Jones, former head of Sport Wales. English translation available.
An investigation into Swansea company Consumer Energy Solutions. We hear from unhappy customers and former employees who say that the company, which receives UK Government eco grants, is ruining homes and taking advantage of the system. With the rugby star, Jonathan Davies, as the face of the company, we ask who pays the price as we try to be green'
When Margaret Thatcher's government breaks a promise to establish a Welsh language channel in 1979 it unleashes a wave of anger across Wales. This film portrays the efforts of the Welsh Language Society and Plaid Cymru to realise a television channel and Gwynfor Evans's declaration to fast until death over the matter. A unique film about one of the most colourful chapters in modern Welsh history.
