What are the meaning and purpose of symbols in Christianity? Tweli Griffiths' journey continues as he visits Rome's Catacombs, the Hill of Crosses in Lithuania and the church in Dublin where St Valentine's bones are buried.
A new series which sees Iolo Williams and Shân Cothi travelling to a different area of Wales each week, getting to know some of the local characters. In the first programme they'll be visiting the Morriston area.
This week three completely different wardrobes await Nia Parry. Catrin James from Cardiff collects clothes from the Sixties while Big Brother contestant Glyn Wise shows us how his style has evolved since becoming famous. Carys Owen from Porthmadog receives a make-over from the series' stylist Eleanor Gardner.
Houses belonging to designers come under the spotlight this week as Aled Samuel visits the homes of three designers who have completely different ways of decorating their own spaces.
In a classic episode of the popular series, Dai Jones, Llanilar visits Dai and Gwen Davies on Gwarffynnon Farm near Lampeter, where he admires their prize-winning herd of dairy cattle. Dairy cows are the mainstay of the farm and Dai Davies takes care to grow the very best grass and milk his herd three times a day. Gwarffynnon is a family farm, and the couple's three children take a great interest in the work. They also enjoy competing in eisteddfodau and we'll hear Hedydd playing the harp, Elliw singing a song and Aaron reciting a poem.
An opportunity to get better aquainted with Rhodri Morgan, Wales's First Minister through conversation and film. He discusses his upbringing in Radyr, the growth of the Welsh language and the Welsh identity in Cardiff, and the politicians who shaped his own political views. In 1958 he joined his older brother Prys at Oxford University and watching a film clip of Prys during that time proves an emotional experience for Rhodri. While viewing television archive from the 1960s associated with two of his hobbies, he talks of the pleasure and satisfaction he gets from hill walking and wood carving.
Sioned Rowlands will turn her attention to the beautiful Allium flower and Russell Jones will make good use of some chopped down branches in the garden. Meanwhile, Bethan Gwanas is facing a rather tricky problem with her pond in Ffrwd-y-Gwyllt.
Programmes for younger viewers.
Fun and adventure with Noddy and his new friends in Toytown.
Fun with Cled and friends as they discover the wonderful world around them.
Take a magical trip with Dili the Fairy to the land of numbers. Today we search for creepy crawlies on an adventure with the number 8.
Now, Nia and the animals welcome you aboard the ark for fun and games!
Programmes for younger viewers.
Animated series about three trendy young girls who fight against the evil in our midst.
Cartoon series following the adventures of Blod, Stella, Flora, Martha and Tecna - five fairies who attend a magical boarding school.
Animated series following Martin Mellten, his sister Diana and Java, the neanderthal, in their quest to solve more supernatural mysteries.
In another exciting experiement on Atom, Alun will be surrounded by electricity as lightning and static electricity fly towards and around him from all directions! Also, Robin is in the firing line as he produces exploding paint, and in a more leisurely experiment Heledd creates patterns on the surface of water.
Joining Nicky Robinson in the Stamina studio this week will be Zac Lee Green, a young rower from Cardiff. Also, young Swansea swimmers get a chance to quiz Olympic medallist David Davies and Rhodri Gomer Davies from the Dragons faces the golfing challenge.
Comedy drama series following Bryncoch United's football team. Lydia has always been Wali's anchor in life. But what if the anchor loses its grip?
Follow Dai Jones and the Rasus team on a trip to New Zealand where they meet Welsh ex-pats who have settled in the Land of the Long White Cloud.
Emma Walford and Rhodri Owen present highlights from the 2008 Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod.
News, Sport and Weather.
An opportunity to get better aquainted with Rhodri Morgan, Wales's First Minister through conversation and film. He discusses his upbringing in Radyr, the growth of the Welsh language and the Welsh identity in Cardiff, and the politicians who shaped his own political views. In 1958 he joined his older brother Prys at Oxford University and watching a film clip of Prys during that time proves an emotional experience for Rhodri. While viewing television archive from the 1960s associated with two of his hobbies, he talks of the pleasure and satisfaction he gets from hill walking and wood carving.
Light entertainment from Preseli Leisure Centre featuring Elen Pencwm, Timothy Richards, Tecwyn Ifan, Rhian Mair Lewis, the Crymych and District Choir and Gwydion and Siwan Griffiths.
Can Neil Baker and his young family from South Wales fulfil their dream of living a green and sustainable life on a remote island in the Hebrides, after beating hundreds of other applicants for the right to move there?
Joining Elin Fflur this week are Fflur Dafydd, who sings two new songs in Porthgain, Dan Amor, who'll be performing in the National Museum of Wales and Mojo, who play on the shores of the Menai Straits. We also take a look at a new festival in Llangrannog.
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O Gymru / Made in Wales
