X-Ray

X-Ray kicks off its new series in Prestatyn, with Rachel investigating a home improvements firm with some very unhappy customers and Bethany taking a look at the future of virtual reality.

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X-Ray is in Pontypridd, hearing about a couple's battle over travel insurance for their cruise. There is also a look at the sale of legal products derived from cannabis plants in Welsh shops.

X-Ray is in Cwmbran, hearing from the unhappy customers of a builder, and we'll be asking some new parents to try out reusable nappies.

X-Ray is in Cwmbran, hearing from the unhappy customers of a builder, and we’ll be asking some new parents to try out reusable nappies.

X-Ray is in Abergavenny with an investigation into a devious scam involving shipping containers, while Lucy finds out about the benefits of DNA tests for dogs.

X-Ray is in Newport, with the latest on rogue companies that use people's home addresses without their knowledge. Mo looks at how sales of vinyl records are booming.

X-Ray is in Llandudno, with an investigation into a home improvement firm with some seriously unhappy customers and Mo grabs some popcorn to find out all about the success of community cinemas.

X-Ray goes undercover in Caerphilly to look at the problems wheelchair users can face accessing public transport.

X-Ray is in Port Talbot, hearing about a building firm with some very unhappy customers. And how one couple's data went walkabout when they bought a new laptop.

X-Ray is in Swansea, investigating how one man is being bombarded with thousands of letters demanding money for businesses he’s never heard of. Also, a new live online shopping experience.

X-Ray's in Rhyl, hearing how filling up with diesel turned into a nightmare for some motorists, and about one man's battle with the sat nav systems that guide drivers to his home.

X-Ray is in Llandovery with an investigation into a children's charity, and a look at the craze for cakes that look like everyday objects.

X-Ray is in Porthcawl for its final programme, hearing from the unhappy customers of a builder, helping a viewer get their money back and looking back at 22 years of the series.