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Wales Talks Episodes

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    Have we got too many recycling bins?

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

  2. Farm to fork - why burger prices are on the up

    Catrin Heledd speaks to a farmer and burger maker to find out more

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

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

  4. Dewormer and scabies drugs sold as cancer treatments

    A BBC investigation found dewormer and a scabies drug sold as a cancer treatment.

  5. Cocktails taking young drinkers by storm are 'unrecyclable'

    How easy is it to recycle BuzzBallz, the bright alcoholic drinks in spherical containers?

  6. Cockroach infestations rise after milder winters

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

  7. Charity hikers angry at boos for dodging mountain queue

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

  8. Cave paintings confirmed as Britain's oldest

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

  9. Bonnie Tyler: From miner's daughter to music icon

    Remembering the singer from Skewen who has died aged 75.

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

    Alex Hartley reports on concerns from teaching unions and students.

  11. 50 women tell BBC they were pressured into swinging

    Catrin Nye discusses the response to her podcast "Swingers".

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

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

  13. 'Biblical' fly infestation plagues seaside community

    Residents in Llanelli react to the influx of insects in their community

  14. 'Antisemitism felt relentless' - Jewish students on uni life

    Bethan Bushell spoke to students across the UK, including Oliver who studied in Cardiff

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