Guests include Head of the Confederation of British Industry in Wales, Ian Price, General Secretary of Wales TUC Shavanah Taj, Assistant Pro-Vice Chancellor of the University of South Wales Professor Dylan Jones-Evans, former Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice Conservative MP Robert Buckland, Shadow Minister for Victims and Youth Justice Welsh Labour MP Anna McMorrin, Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney, former special adviser Sian Jones, writer and broadcaster Dr Aled Eirug

Sunday Supplement

Budget, spiking drinks and Welsh trade routes

Guests include Conservative Peer Lord Davies of Gower, security expert Dai Davies, writer, broadcaster and former Conservative minister Edwina Currie, Conservative MP for Clwyd West, former Brexit minister, and an ex Secretary of State for Wales David Jones, Labour MP for Blaenau Gwent and a member of the Commons Public Accounts Committee Nick Smith, Leader of Gwynedd Council and the Rural Forum Chair for the Welsh Local Government Association Plaid Cymru councillor Dyfrig Siencyn, the Western Mail's Political Editor at Large Martin Shipton, and Dr Richard Thomas Head of the Department of Media and Communications at Swansea University.

MPs' Security, Steelworkers' Pensions, and Holiday Homes

Guests include First Minister Mark Drakeford; Ceredigion MP Ben Lake, who speaks for Plaid Cymru at Westminster on the environment, food, rural affairs; Dan Saladino, programme maker and author of 'Eating to Extinction'; Anthony Pickles, co-author of the State of the Union newsletter and a former senior adviser to the Welsh Conservatives; Steve Richards, who has written and broadcast extensively on the subject of prime ministers, and also hosts the 'Rock N Roll Politics' podcast; Liberal Democrat councillor in Swansea, former Welsh Assembly Member and past Lord Mayor of Swansea, Peter Black; and Dr Rebecca Rumbul, head of research at My Society.

Welsh government winter plans, extinct food and PM speeches

Guests include Montgomeryshire Conservative MP Craig Williams, the Welsh Government's Minister for Social Justice Jane Hutt, leading barrister, academic and campaigner on gender-based violence and family law Dr Charlotte Proudman, chair of the Welsh Place-Name Society Dr Dylan Foster Evans, Welsh Labour peer Peter Hain, Chief Political Commentator for The Independent and Visiting Professor at King's College London John Rentoul, Welsh Conservative MS for Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire, Sam Kurtz, and political editor of Wales Online, Ruth Mosalski.

Violence against women, Tory conference & Welsh place names

Guests include Director of the Welsh NHS Confederation Darren Hughes, Labour MP for Aberavon and the Chair of the Labour Renaissance group Stephen Kinnock, chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Energy Security and the Conservative MP for the Vale of Glamorgan Alun Cairns, Professor of Politics at the University of Coventry and the author of 'Angela Merkel -- Europe's Most Influential Leader' Matt Qvotrup, chief political editor at Deutsche Welle Michaela Kuefner, the daughter of the late Betty Campbell - Wales's first black headteacher and community activist - Elaine Clarke and Helen Molyneux from Monumental Welsh Women, Matt Greenough - a former Chief Special Adviser in the Welsh Government who now runs the communications consultancy Words Matter and Alison Goldsworthy advisor to Stanford University's conflict resolution and de-polarisation lab.

NHS, Labour Conference & Energy Supplies

Guests include health minister Vaughan Gething, journalist Hannah Roberts (live from Rome) Professor Tim Bale on the budget, Laura Spinney and Professor Sir Deian Hopkin on Spanish Flu and Alison Goldsworthy on civility in politics.

Health Minister Vaughan Gething on Coronavirus plans

Guests include the RCN's Helen Whyley, the BMA's Dr David Bailey, economist Vicky Pryce, Welsh Government finance minister Rebecca Evans, Tory AM Andrew RT Davies, lecturer in International Politics at the University of Aberystwyth Dr Jenny Mathers, former Conservative minister, now a writer and broadcaster Edwina Currie, and Labour MP for Llanelli and Shadow Secretary of State for Defence Nia Griffith.

Covid 19, Budget & Tory Conference

The first case of Coronavirus has been confirmed in Wales - we consider the options for containing it. Meanwhile, looking ahead to next year’s Senedd elections, we discuss the annual St David's Day poll for BBC Cymru Wales with Professor Roger Awan-Scully of Cardiff University. And could a case in New York have implications for us here in Wales? Plaid Cymru AM Helen Mary Jones discusses the impact of the Harvey Weinstein case. Plus Falklands veteran and businessman Simon Weston and Conservative Peer Baroness Fookes consider whether the widows of men killed while on active service are being treated fairly.

Virus concerns, #MeToo and war widows pensions

Guests include Environment Minister Lesley Griffiths AM and a local AM from one of the areas badly hit by recent floods Mick Antoniw. In the wake of the terrible attack in Germany, Professor Roger Griffin discusses the far right and with a parliamentary election in Iran, what are the prospects for Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe? We hear from her sister-in-law, Welsh-based GP Dr Rebecca Ratcliffe Jones. Plus, in the week in which the marbles known as Elgin and Parthenon made the news, what was it that drove the Victorians to take and ship other peoples antiquities halfway round the world? Novelist and Aberystwyth academic Dr Jacqueline Yallop reflects on the whys and wherefores of their collecting frenzy.

Floods, far right & Victorians collecting frenzy

Weekly politics programme. Vaughan's guests include Anna McMorrin MP, Sian Gwenllian AM and solicitor Hilary Brown.

Brexit latest, Windrush anniversary, Job sharing AMs

Award-winning analysis of the week's political stories in Wales and the world, plus a review of the Sunday papers.

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