Historian Deirdre Beddoe meets modern-day women working in jobs that were opened up to women during the war - in arming, feeding and policing the nation. Show more

A candid portrait of rugby player Barry John, once regarded as the best player in the world, who retired at height of his powers. He talks about why he retired and his life now. Show more

Reliving the game that made Welsh rugby history and brought Llanelli to a standstill in 1972 when the Scarlets beat the mighty New Zealand team 9-3. Show more

Wales's National Theatre stages a new show by leading Welsh playwright Gary Owen in his home town of Bridgend. This documentary follows his challenge to make worthwhile drama. Show more

BBC business correspondent Brian Meechan follows the self-made steel baron Sanjeev Gupta, who emerged as the mystery bidder in the controversial Tata Port Talbot sale. Show more

A century on from the notorious Tonypandy riots, Eddie Butler challenges four locals to learn the truth about the events that rocked the world during the Cambrian miners' dispute. Show more

Huw Edwards presents the history of Wales. He recounts how the lust for power and land by some medieval kings forged Wales into a nation. Show more

Huw Edwards presents the history of Wales. He charts how Henry VII captured the English crown, established the Tudor dynasty and saw Wales unify with England. Show more

Huw Edwards recounts how the Industrial Revolution and the copper and iron trades turned Wales into a global player, fuelling unrest and rallying workers' rights. Show more

Huw Edwards examines how the mining of Welsh steam coal made the country's reputation, attracting thousands of workers in the boom times. Then the Depression came. Show more

Huw Edwards reviews how the country changed after World War Two. The people of Wales make their mark on politics and sport, and the nation's sense of history is revived. Show more

Huw Edwards presents the history of Wales. He delves into the world's biggest prehistoric copper mine, and reveals the true scale of the Roman occupation. Show more