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The Radio Wales Phone-In

Midday, BBC Radio Wales

Jason Mohammad introduces listener debate on the top stories of the day.

Wales News

  1. Staffordshire Bull Terrier Microchip debate over dog attacks
  2. Naz Malik Ministers 'negligent over Awema'
  3. Oil tank Oil thefts up 500% in five years

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Wales Sport

  1. Mitchell Johnson Glamorgan approach Aussie Johnson
  2. Wales back-row Ryan Jones looks on ruefully as referee Wayne Barnes sin-bins lock Bradley DaviesDavies up before discipline panel
  3. Dan Lydiate and Gethin Jenkins both missed Wales' win over IrelandWales have double fitness boost

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Wales Blogs

Polly March

Peter Gill on his new production for National Theatre Wales

One of the giants of British theatre is to bring his interpretation ...

By Polly March on Wales Arts

Cat Whiteaway

Family history: the power of the note

The variety of topics and queries in my research is one of ...

By Cat Whiteaway on Wales History

Welsh word of the day

Huw Stephens

Hud. Means 'Magic'. Pronounced 'Heed'.

Arts

  1. Elis James with Ben Partridge and Nadia Kamil Elis James' Pantheon of Heroes
  2. Peter Gill. Photo: Helen Maybanks/National Theatre Wales Peter Gill on A Provincial Life
  3. Sheela Gowda - Of All People, 2011. Image courtesy of the artist Artes Mundi 5 shortlist unveiled

History

  1. Scott Funnell as the young Oliver Twist in the BBC adaptation of the novel by Charles Dickens Charles Dickens and Wales
  2. 1955 Royal tour - Brecon 1955 Royal tour - Brecon
  3. Cardiff Coal Exchange Cardiff Coal Exchange

Learning

  1. Inside the rocket: jellyfish, camera, purple fish, orange basketball Astro Antics
  2. Girls talking with a laptop in front of them Bitesize: Welsh Second Language
  3. Tric y Trychfil Saffari Gwyddoniaeth

Music

  1. Bethan Elfyn Bethan Elfyn
  2. Girls talking with a laptop in front of them Bitesize: Welsh Second Language
  3. Tric y Trychfil Saffari Gwyddoniaeth

Nature

  1. Waxwing by Adrian Foster Wildlife in winter
  2. Three Cliffs Bay by Lorraine Parker In Pictures
  3. Hedgehog. Image: Hywel Jones Hedgehogs

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