David Williams reveals how the yes and no camps campaigned for the public vote in the recent assembly powers referendum. Show more

Series in which young people are given work experience with the chance of a permanent position. The 11 trainees struggle to come to terms with what is expected of them at work. Show more

Series in which young people are given work experience with the chance of a permanent job. Adam is given a final warning and after celebrating payday with a night on the tiles. Show more

Series in which young people are given work experience with the chance of a permanent job. Approaching the halfway mark in their placements, the trainees' tempers start to fray. Show more

After the recent sackings, two new trainees take up the opportunity of a lifetime. Show more

Series in which young people are given work experience. The trainees challenge their preconceptions of old people on a day out with the members of Christchurch's Widows Club. Show more

Series in which young people are given work experience. It's the final week of placements, but who will go back to the dole queue and who will be offered a permanent job? Show more

Billions of pounds of your money is given to private companies to provide public services here in Wales - but are Welsh companies losing out?

Documentary series. Bethan Guilfoyle allows the cameras a rare glimpse behind the scenes at her school, Treorchy Comprehensive in the Rhondda Valley. Show more

As the measles epidemic continues to spread, should more be done to improve awareness of public health issues? And what effect will welfare changes have on households in Wales? Show more

As homes are ravaged by floods and hundreds left homeless, we ask the Environment Minister why our safety and our homes are still at risk? Show more

Is Welsh rugby in crisis? While the Welsh Rugby Union declare record profits the four Welsh regions are reporting mounting losses. We speak to the man in charge. Show more

With Huw Edwards. Are UK government cuts taking the fairness out of the criminal justice system? And leading food critic Simon Wright's plan to tackle childhood obesity in Wales.

Tim Rogers takes a look at issues that matter in Wales and David Williams investigates the reality of living in modern Wales. Show more

On the Wales Report this week - is the education system in Wales failing Welsh children? And will next Wednesday's budget provide a much needed boost for the economy? Show more

The issues that matter in Wales. With a look at plans to shake-up specialist hospital care in South Wales and how thousands of homes at risk of flooding could become uninsurable. Show more

Is change the best medicine for healthcare in Wales? And as more major retail chains close their doors, what is the cultural importance of independent shops to Welsh high streets? Show more

With Tim Rogers. Should the Welsh and UK governments work more collaboratively to kick-start the Welsh economy? The programme speaks to secretary of state for Wales David Jones. Show more

With passenger numbers at their lowest in over 15 years, what can be done to get Cardiff airport off the ground? And a call for more Welsh children to participate in science. Show more

Documentary series. In his role as the champion of young people in Wales, Keith Towler is determined to be more than just a figurehead. Show more