X-Ray

X-Ray’s new series powers up with Steffan Powell looking at the cost of online gaming, and the team getting money back for families whose holidays were cancelled during lockdown. And how would you feel if your most personal data – things like wills or family photos - were shared with a complete stranger? Rachel Treadaway-Williams investigates a shocking data breach by one of our biggest electrical firms. There’s also justice for two rogues who've ended up in court.

Mo tries out an e-scooter as he finds out about plans to bring them to Welsh cities. The programme hears from a family left divided by the building work on their new home, and Steffan also gets a dummies’ guide to wearing a face mask.

X-Ray is back on the case of a builder with a string of unhappy customers, Steffan investigates romances frauds – hearing from the police and a victim.

Rachel investigates a landscape gardener with a string of unhappy customers. The team is helping get money back for viewers, there’s news on a scam that targets you and then your friends, and Steffan finds out about new laws governing the use of drones.

Rachel is looking into a plumber whose charges are a shock to the cistern. The team is helping get money back for viewers, Mo is on the case of some missing family memories and Steffan is finding out how accessible the latest gaming consoles are to people with disabilities.

Rachel hears from a family worried about cracks in a home that’s only a few years old, we investigate the risks of travelling abroad for cosmetic surgery, and Steffan takes up the case of a family charged for Covid tests that never happened.

X-Ray looks at the online marketing schemes making some eye-opening nutritional claims, and we’re in Snowdonia finding out about how they’re tackling the issue of light pollution, as well as investigating the lights that claim to help reduce it.

X-Ray is on the case of some leaky building work done by a well-known Welsh company, and we hear from couples feeling let down by a wedding venue. We’ll also be helping some sports fans trying to get their flight money back.

X-Ray goes undercover to investigate illicit cigarette sales in one of our biggest cities, and Rachel is looking into the scams that you’ve been in touch to tell us about.

X-Ray hears from a grieving family who feel badly let down by a builder, there is a comeuppance for some double-glazing cowboys, and the programme tries to get flight refunds for some unhappy holidaymakers. With Lucy Owen, Rachel Treadaway Williams, Steffan Powell and Mo Jannah.

Rachel investigates a handyman with some very unhappy customers, while Steffan hears how businesses’ Instagram accounts are being targeted by hackers.

X-Ray hears from unhappy customers of a firm that offered to sell their caravans, Steffan is investigating the latest way to pay for goods online, and the programme takes a look at dodgy emails that use the names of some of our biggest high street stores.

X-Ray goes undercover to catch a fly-tipper who’s been dumping rubbish on our streets, and Mo is finding out just how powerful the cameras are on our phones.

X-Ray helps holidaymakers fighting to get their money back after a travel firm went under, Steffan goes wild camping, and Mo meets a family who have had a nightmare experience after spending tens of thousands on building work.

X-Ray investigates the huge growth in thefts of catalytic converters from cars, we’re looking at the impact social media filters are having on young people and finding out about the takeaway food services being run from people’s homes.

X-Ray investigates a roofer with some very unhappy customers, hears from a young football team trying to get their money back and looks at the problem of doorstep crime.