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- At 17 LeighAnne Williams has a six month old baby to look after, with only the help of three teenage squatters who flog stolen gear to make ends meet. A neighbour (actually from Turkey) across the street becomes target to her growing paranoia that Social Services are going to take her daughter, Rebecca, away from her. Her behavior becoming increasingly desperate as her delusions over her neighbor grow. She convinces Steven, Gavin, and Robbie he needs a lesson.
- The real-life story behind the ITV drama The Pembrokeshire Murders. For the first time, all the key people who brought serial killer John Cooper to justice reveal their role in this extraordinary case.
- World-leading forensic scientist Dr Angela Gallop and her team unlock the forensic secrets which finally solved some of Britain's most controversial cases.
- The extraordinary story of the Maoist cult that came to light when 3 women emerged from a small flat in Brixton, South London in 2013. A tiny political sect formed in the 1970s had turned into a bizarre religious cult.
- A new six-part series following the highs and lows of life on Llandudno Pier during the summer of 2021 as life begins again in this Victorian seaside gem.
- When snow began falling in the UK on Boxing Day 1962, it barely stopped for the next 10 weeks. It was the coldest recorded winter since 1739 when temperatures plummeted to minus 22 degrees.
- Sean Fletcher embarks upon an epic challenge, walking the 870-mile Wales Coast Path.
- In January 2020, Michael O'Leary disappears, from West Wales, leaving behind a wife and three sons, this documentary examines what happened to him.
- ITV Wales' flagship news programme, broadcast on weeknights at 6pm
- The lives and careers of some of Wales's greatest film stars and entertainers.
- Local news show for the ITV Wales region featuring lunchtime and late night weekday bulletins, as well as evening weekend updates.
- To commemorate Betjeman's death the writer, critic and biographer of Betjeman, AN Wilson, visits the real and imagined places that shaped his life to reveal the life and work of the poet and broadcaster.
- Sean Fletcher explores the dramatic and changing scenery along the famous Offa's Dyke Path on the Wales-England border.
- The rise and fall of Wales' wildest attraction. Performing pelicans, mischievous monkeys and high speed thrills. A weird and wonderful world that inspired a generation.
- Documentary series showing the beauty of the Brecon Beacons National Park in Wales through the changing seasons and the eyes of those who live and work there.
- A friendly and familiar group of monsters, witches and ghostly figures live and work in a "Tunnel of Horror" at the fairground. On this day, an envious authority wants to close the fairground and sends its employees out.
- The return of summer brings hordes of tourists to the village and weddings are non-stop for wedding planner Delyth. Portmeirion staff celebrate the work of Susan Williams-Ellis.
- Sean Fletcher starts his epic challenge, travelling the 870-mile long Wales Coast Path. This first leg of his journey takes Sean along the coast of North Wales and on to the island of Anglesey. Sean goes on a search to find Britain's rarest toad, turns his hand to making a bronze age axe head and has a beach cookout using mussels and oysters caught fresh from the Menai Strait.
- The second leg of his journey takes Sean along the Llyn Peninsula in north west Wales. Sean starts his journey at Bangor where he joins the crew of 1930s sailing ship the Vilma to help steer her down the Menai Strait. This narrow stretch of water separates Anglesey from North Wales and has a reputation for being one of the world's most treacherous passages to navigate, with the notorious 'Swellies', a maze of shallow rocks and whirlpools lurking under the surface.
- The fifth leg of his journey takes Sean around Carmarthen Bay and the Gower Peninsula. His journey in south-west Wales takes in highlights from Pendine Sands to Worms Head with stops to collect cockles in Ferryside and a visit to a community project on Gower. Sean's first stop in Carmarthenshire is Pendine beach where he finds out about a legendary land speed record duel between Malcolm Campbell and Welshman John Parry-Thomas in the 1920s.