Episode 1: April 2019 - a pensioner is shot with a Crossbow on Anglesey. With no witnesses, no forensic evidence, and no clear motive - will North Wales Police be able to find out who was responsible?
Episode 2: The local physiotherapist, Terence Whall, has been accused of murdering pensioner, Gerald Corrigan. Will the court find Whall guilty? And more importantly, will there be answers as to why the reclusive pensioner was murdered with a Crossbow?
Ystwyth Vets in Aberystwyth has been treating sick animals for over a century. With the increase in the popularity of domestic pets, the vets are busier than ever. There's no knowing what cases will come through their doors. From complicated operations to routine vaccinations, it's all go at the practice. The local farms are also keeping them just as busy. This time on Y Fets, a couple of dogs and a snake prove to be a handful. Billy the bulldog needs surgery while Jac the King Charles spaniel
A reality series that follows a three-generation family from Penparc, Carmarthenshire, who live and breathe agriculture. We see them extending their family farm to ensure every commercial opportunity possible to help Myfanwy and Adrian secure the best future for their 3 children. There is no holding back with this family - they share emotions honestly and clearly. Penparc Farm's busiest period has arrived! Lambing! Will the new embryo venture succeed'
County 5 on the tour is Carmarthenshire. We go to Carmarthen to enjoy the Welsh rock scene at Canol Dre Festival, enjoy cycling in the Llanelli area, home of the Scarlets, take a trip to Laugharne to taste the spirit of Dylan Thomas and go for chips on Llansteffan beach. We finish in Mynydd Du, Drefach Felindre and Llandysul. The journey then ends in Ryland's home county, Ceredigion. We get to enjoy rivers, beaches, villages and towns, trains, waterfalls and a promenade!
A new and ambitious stage adaptation and interpretation of Nia Ben Aur's iconic story and show, staged in the Eisteddfod Pavilion, with a new script by the Welsh children's poet, Nia Morais, and musical arrangements by Patrick Rimes and Sam Humphreys (Calan). The Eisteddfod choir will be the musical backdrop for the show. The show uses Welsh, Irish and Breton folk influences, together with a more electro element, and we get a chance to enjoy songs similar to Nia Ben Aur's anthem, Brenin Ri, Cwsg
While the Welsh community in Dubai continues to grow, Ellen works on her father's 'special language' with her son Elias. Mike meets with Gareth to take a look at some of the most expensive cars in the world and we find out how business is developing for Elinor with her curly hair products.
In the final episode of the series, fiery chef Chris 'Flamebaster' Roberts heads to Barcelona in Catalonia to explore the city's vibrant food culture, accompanied by musician Cerys Matthews. From tapas in vermouth bars to a paella masterclass, Chris has unforgettable dining experiences.
