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

Tim Rogers investigates the effectiveness of sports supplements, looking at whether they work and whether users can be sure of what they are getting.

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

Tim Rogers examines the Welsh governement's tuition fees policy. Plus, should weight loss surgery should be more readily available on the NHS? 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

Tim Rogers reports on the battle between patients and policy makers and hears from those who fear lives could be lost if huge NHS changes go ahead. Show more

From farm gate to your plate, just how much Welsh meat is eaten in Wales? And what can be done to kick homophobia in Welsh sport into touch?

Is a change in the law the best way to increase organ donation? And in times of austerity, one Welsh author is warning that Wales's children are falling into cultural poverty.

An examination of the hidden toll of under-employment in Wales and should there be a referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union? Presented by Tim Rogers.

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

The families of the men who died at the Gleision coal mine speak about the agony of waiting for the trapped men to be found and about their lives since the tragedy. Show more

After record floods hit Wales this summer, Tim Rogers investigates claims that government policy on flooding is putting more at risk.

Tim Rogers investigates whether a change in the law will provide a solution to Wales's human organ donation shortage. Show more

Tim Rogers meets the family of diabetic David Joseph, who died after receiving poor care in hospital, as they campaign to raise awareness of the condition. Show more

Tim Rogers reports on the trade in the deadly and illegal drug mephedrone - aka meow meow - and follows the police as they attempt to catch the dealers. Show more

The North Wales child abuse scandal led to a three-year, 13 million-pound investigation. Week In, Week Out speaks to victims and investigates the story behind the headlines. Show more

Investigative series. Tim Rogers investigates how Chris O'Neill was able to gamble away tens of thousands of pounds of public money that was meant to help veterans. Show more

Investigative series. Tim Rogers joins the UK Border Agency as they tackle sham marriages across Wales. Show more

Investigative series. Tim Rogers looks at the latest government scheme to tackle an increasing level of truancy by fining parents on- the-spot fines. Show more

Investigative series. Tim Rogers investigates the impact of a proposed new metro system on unemployment and housing in and around Cardiff. Show more