BBC Wales Investigates

It’s been described as one of the biggest scandals in the Welsh NHS since devolution. For years, parents and babies were failed at two hospitals run by the Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board. BBC Wales Investigates examines why patients were put at risk time and time again – and why so far no one has been held to account.

A family breaks their silence after their son died – not on the battlefield - but after mistakes during an exercise in Wales. Wales Investigates reveals the true extent of fatal failures by the MoD and follows parents as they question why lessons are not being learned.

In the wake of the worst flooding to hit parts of Wales in 40 years, families and communities in the South Wales valleys are struggling to get their lives back together after homes and businesses were left devastated. BBC Wales Investigates asks what price will we all have to pay to protect ourselves from extreme weather events in future – and who will pick up the bill?

As more people in care homes became infected with coronavirus in Wales, staff arguing for more testing have filmed life in lockdown for them and the residents as they battled the pandemic.

As Wales begins to emerge from lockdown, BBC Wales Investigates looks at why people from ethnic minority backgrounds have been disproportionately affected by coronavirus.

It was a brutal mass murder which shocked a close-knit Welsh community to the core. Three generations of one family were beaten to death in their home in Clydach, near Swansea, in June 1999, leading to South Wales Police’s largest ever murder hunt. BBC Wales Investigates reveals new evidence and questions the safety of the conviction of David Morris.