Ten years ago, the unthinkable happened: four men were trapped by a sudden inrush of water in a south Wales mine. Now, survivors and families share their stories - some for the very first time. Show more

As Wales begins to emerge from lockdown, BBC Wales Investigates looks at why people from ethnic minority backgrounds have been disproportionately affected by coronavirus. Show more

Wyre Davies investigates the secretive world of illegal hunting and uncovers a network of badger baiters and their culture. Show more

Rugby referee Nigel Owens meets men and boys to hear their moving accounts of the impact of their eating disorders, and he confronts his own battle with bulimia. Show more

Nigel Owens investigates the reasons behind the rise in male eating disorders meeting men, boys and their families struggling with the illness. Show more

Rugby referee Nigel Owens meets men and boys to hear their moving accounts of the impact of their eating disorders, and he confronts his own battle with bulimia. Show more

India Pollock investigates what life is like for families living on Wales's most polluted streets, and if anything is being done about this public health crisis. Show more

A rare glimpse of life on the frontline in war-torn Syria, following a woman as she attempts to rescue her mother living in Aleppo. Show more

Mark Hutchings investigates whether animal sanctuaries are looking after animals properly and scrutinises the process of people taking in neglected, stray or ownerless pets.