Bethan Rhys Roberts presents hard-hitting stories, including the doctor who said he is ‘fighting the system’ to bring his brother and niece to Wales after they fled Ukraine. Show more

A bereaved mother on why she wants change at a mental health service currently under review by inspectors. And we meet a young woman who fled Ukraine when the bombing started. Show more

The latest on the Sue Gray report with a panel of politicians, and we investigate the appointment of a man to a road project who was at the centre of one of Wales’ biggest company failures. Show more

How are small businesses coping with the rising cost of living? BBC Wales Live hears from the leader of the Welsh Conservatives Andrew RT Davies on how the party moves forward. Show more

What will the new UK budget mean for Wales? BBC Wales Live speaks to people suffering due to the increased cost of living and hears from politicians in Westminster and the Senedd. Show more

With rents going up by £200 a month in some areas, BBC Wales Live asks the housing minister what the Welsh government can do to help those struggling. Show more

Welsh health minister Eluned Morgan is accused of actions 'tantamount to bullying' by an ex independent member of Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board, and the latest after the riots in Ely, Cardiff. Show more

An interview with former leader Leanne Wood on the future of Plaid Cymru. Plus, how inquests by coroners could make a difference in preventing killings involving mental health patients. Show more

Interview with a former resident of an asylum seekers' housing site which closed due to concerns over its conditions. Plus the impact of the marking boycott by lecturers. Show more

Should all care leavers be given a basic income? The latest on the introduction of 20mph speed limits. And tree planting has become a big topic in Wales, but what is the right way to do it? Show more

Why were many NHS staff not routinely tested for Covid-19 amid the second wave? Plus the UK's first consumer-owned wind turbine and why more women are taking up boxing. Show more

Presented by Bethan Rhys Roberts. With house prices still going up, should more be done to help young people stay in their communities? Show more

Wales Live looks at those going to fight in Ukraine – the ex-soldiers who have been approached to go over, and those with no military experience who are planning to fight. Show more

The mid-Wales community coming together to help families hit hardest by the cost of living crisis, and the hospital switching to solar to cut energy bills. Presented by Bethan Rhys Roberts. Show more

With stalking rates rising, we hear from one victim who says more needs to be done by police, and the World Cup: why are some Welsh fans travelling to Tenerife rather than Qatar? Show more

As more and more staff are switching careers, is Wales facing a teacher-shortage crisis? Plus we look at the added stress of rising prices on families caring for a child with cancer. Show more

A mother whose baby was stillborn says she was let down by the NHS. Are childcare costs becoming too much for families? Should the way Wales is governed change? Show more

We hear about life on an NHS waiting list, the government allowance for students which hasn’t gone up for over a decade, and an artist putting stained glass into derelict buildings. Show more

BBC Wales Live hears all the latest on Plaid Cymru’s leadership and asks education minister Jeremy Miles whether free meals in primary schools is achievable.

What do the new laws around policing and protest mean for Wales? Are we taking too many antibiotics? And Wales’s voice at the top table of European football joins the programme. Show more