Current Affairs Investigation. Week in Week Out Special examining the police 'Operation Seal Bay', which smashed a large international drug running ring.

Jane Harvey meets the detective who was determined to put drug lord John Damon Gizzi in jail, and gains access to the police investigation that finally caught him. Show more

A look at the not-so-glamorous side of the Welsh fashion industry. The investigation uncovers a trail of debt, damaged businesses and fake promises. Show more

Programme examining topical issues in Wales. A 90-year-old nan and her pensioner pals go into battle to save their care home, utilising the power of the internet. Show more

Everybody in Wales will need to change their lifestyles to fight climate change. But are we and our politicians serious about tackling the problem?

Week In Week Out travels to Spain to meet the Welsh couples who bought a place in the sun only to find out their dream home is illegal and could now be demolished.

A look back at nearly 50 years of the current affairs programme, with an update on big stories from the 90s and 00s. Find out what's become of the children filmed over the years. Show more

Why Neil Hollinshead, who promised millions to save London Welsh Rugby Club from financial ruin, is facing allegations of forgery and fraud. Show more

With Cardiff's development plan now in some trouble, has the Welsh capital suffered from too many flats, shops and showpiece projects? Show more

What does the National Union of Mineworkers stand for? Week In, Week Out investigates claims that some people have been abandoned by the union in their latest legal battles. Show more

New series looking back on nearly 50 years of the BBC Wales current affairs programme. There is an update on some of the big stories reported on by Vincent Kane in the 60s and 70s. Show more

Following the banning of Mephedrone, Ciaran Jenkins investigates other party drugs readily available in Wales, meeting both users and dealers. Show more

Gareth Jones catches up with Zac Smith, who underwent life-saving bariatric surgery, to see if Zac reached his target of losing 30 stones. Show more

Gareth Jones investigates why, despite the availability of the morning after pill throughout Wales, many teens are still falling pregnant. Show more

An investigation of the plight of young Asian women who flee forced marriages, only to live with the daily threat of violence from their own families. Show more

The story behind Pembrokeshire serial killer John Cooper's horrific crimes, with a look at how advances in forensic techniques helped unearth new clues. Show more

Jane Harvey follows how one cash-strapped Welsh council is coping with job losses and a mammoth move from its crumbling headquarters. Show more

As the Six Nations kicks off, Gareth Lewis investigates the state of the Welsh game, and asks why it is fighting for survival. Show more

Former Velvet Underground star John Cale is no stranger to drugs - years of abuse could have killed him. Now he returns to Wales to find heroin causing havoc. Show more

A look at the BNP's European election campaign in Wales. The party says it has modernised; will this be a breakthrough election?