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Wales Talks Episodes

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    Why are puffins on this tiny island bucking the trend?

    Claire Summers finds out about the record puffin count on Skomer Island off Pembrokeshire

  2. Why are more of us getting hooked on running?

    Iwan Thomas discusses its appeal as nearly two thirds of us now identify as runners.

  3. Which local words are unique to your area?

    The Phone In on Radio Wales discusses the hyper-local words from across Wales.

  4. What does the future hold for the Valleys?

    The Radio Wales Phone In asks what's next for the Valleys.

  5. What do pupils and teachers think of a social media ban for children?

    We speak to students and staff at schools in Wales

  6. Should we bring more derelict buildings back into use?

    Welsh content creator and explorer Jay Curtis speaks to Jason Mohammad.

  7. Should the first minister get an official residence?

    There has been discussion about if the Welsh Government head needs one (Pic: Getty)

  8. Should historic place names be preserved on maps?

    A councillor has criticised using names she says have "no basis in tradition."

  9. Rising costs and 'abrupt' punters push chippy to self-checkouts

    Chippy owners are worried many could be priced out by rising ingredient and running costs

  10. Police join female runners to tackle harassment

    Data shows that 68% of women surveyed in the UK have experienced abuse while running.

  11. Hundreds of dead sharks wash up on Welsh beach

    Oliver Hides finds out about "ghost fishing". (Pic: Pauline Morris)

  12. How do we make sure young carers get support they need?

    As part of BBC Caring Matters week, we hear from Credu who support carers across Wales.

  13. Have we got too many recycling bins?

    The average Welsh household now has six different bins, with some as many as ten.

  14. Do we need one set of rules for phones in schools?

    Bethan Lewis visits Welsh schools to find out about the different approaches

  15. Cockroach infestations rise after milder winters

    Johnny Brew speaks to experts as infestations rise around Cardiff (Pic: Getty)

  16. Charity hikers angry at boos for dodging mountain queue

    They were summiting Yr Wyddfa as part of a three peak challenge. (Pic: Jamie Richardson)

  17. Cave paintings confirmed as Britain's oldest

    The markings at Bacon Hole on Gower were originally dismissed in 1928 (Pics: George Nash)

  18. Are new GCSEs leading pupils and staff to burnout?

    Alex Hartley reports on concerns from teaching unions and students.

  19. 'Like something stabbing you across your body at the same time'

    Campaigners are calling for better services in Wales for people living with ME.