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• Emyr Price has kidney cancer and needs a drug called Sutent to prolong his life, but it's expensive and his Local Health Board has refused to fund the treatment.
• Plans to merge secondary schools in Carmarthenshire are dividing opinions in the county. In the Gwendraeth Valley, one parent believes that we must fight to save Welsh education.
• Shauna was 6 months old when she was severely harmed by her mum's boyfriend. She died when she was 7 years old. Now, in a ground breaking trial in North Wales, Owain Huw Owen has been jailed for a second time for the same attack. In an exclusive interview, Shauna's foster parents demand an increased sentence.
• Hundreds of refugees gather in Calais in an attempt to reach the promised land Great Britain. We meet some of these people struggling to live in a shanty town called 'the jungle' near the port of Calais.
• Over the last five years, 150 people have been killed in car accidents involving the police. One young man raises serious questions about the role of the police in the fatal accident that killed his father.
• The programme puts tanning salons to the tests and exposes the businesses that were willing to allow two 14-year-old girls to use their beds.
• This Christmas promises to be a tough time for Peter Owen and hundreds of others who lost their jobs when the Anglesey Aluminium factory closed in September.
• As Warren Gatland's injury-hit squad comes together for the opening Six Nations encounter against England, we speak to medical experts and ex-players who are worried the game has become too dangerous.
• Marwolaethau Sydyn New research has shown that 12 young people die of sudden cardiac death every week in the UK. This is the story of two Welsh families who are calling on the NHS to do more to prevent these deaths.
• Why are the people of Haiti still waiting for essential aid in the aftermath of the worst disaster the United Nations has ever faced? Y We will be in the midst of the chaos left behind by the enormous earthquake.
• Bryn Fôn Twenty years ago, actor and singer Bryn Fôn was arrested under suspicion of burning down holiday homes during the Meibion Glyndor campaign. He was released without charge. We investigate the reasons for his arrest.
• Hunllef Haiti Another chance to see the first Welsh language report from Haiti following the enormous earthquake that killed over 150,000 people and left millions homeless, helpless and starving.
• As the football World Cup reaches its second week, the programme visits South Africa and asks whether ordinary people will benefit from the country's hosting the competition.
• Nol I Haiti A year since the Haitian earthquake which killed 250,000 people, Welsh actor John Pierce Jones revisits the country where he and his wife adopted their seven year old son Iwan.
• Y Refferendwm Special edition concentrating on this week's Referendum.
• There are less than two weeks to go before Prince Williams marries Kate Middleton and settles on Anglesey, but what sort of welcome will he get from local people? We speak to a neighbour and a colleague, royal supporters and republicans in a special edition of `Y Byd ar Bedwar'. What do the people of Anglesey think about William's wedding?
• Etholiad y Cynulliad Mai Davies will be grilling prominent candidates from the four main parties.