BBC Wales Investigates

The Welsh Rugby Union is one of the nation’s best known brands. With it, we celebrate pride and passion on the pitch - but what about accusations of a toxic culture off the field, with claims of sexism, bullying and sexual harassment? For the first time, a former manager talks to BBC Wales Investigates about her time at the WRU, and others share their stories.

Two boys who grew up to be killers. A mother describes the moment she realised her son had attacked a stranger. Another says she’s forgiven her mentally ill son, who stabbed her and killed his dad.

96-year-old Lily has been stuck in a hospital bed for 11 months. She just wants to go home, but her council couldn’t find carers to look after her.

Charanpreet Khaira goes undercover to investigate how children are being exploited by drugs gangs on social media.

Welsh rugby performed reasonably at the World Cup, but can it keep challenging the top rivals? Wyre Davies investigates.

They’re large, powerful and some people think they’re extremely dangerous. After several fatal attacks - including a number in Wales - some victims are calling for a different approach. Will the new ban on XL bully dogs solve the problem?

With record numbers caught up in the housing crisis, this film follows families forced to live in one room and others about to be evicted. Why will there be thousands of children waking up in Wales this Christmas with nowhere to call home?