Programmes for younger viewers: Darllen 'Da Fi, Twm Tisian, Peppa Pinc, Cwm Teg, Un Tro, Cwpwrdd Cadi, Sam Tân, Cei Bach, Hafod Haul, Traed Moch.
Meilyr Siôn is in Ysgol Pendalar reading the story of Will, a little boy who can tell the time - even though he doesn't have a watch.
Twm Tisian is hungry and he comes across a cosy café. But what will he have to eat? There's so much to choose from.
Cartoon for young children following the adventures of Peppa Pig, her brother George and her parents.
Today's a very special day for Happy Valley's twins, Megan and Gruff. It's their birthday!
Goldilocks and the Three Bears is a popular and familiar story which is over 200 years old.
Join Cadi and her friends on a magical adventure in this animated series for pre-school children.
Norman decides he needs Radar's help to look after Woolly the sheep and her lamb, Lambkins.
Mari is willing to help everyone, often giving up her free time in order to ensure that others have a break. But one day, Mari learns that sometimes it is better to say "no" than let everyone - including herself - down.
When Heti leaves the farm for the day, leaving Jaff in charge, the other animals see this as an ideal opportunity to have some fun. The ducks decide to play on the slide and tunnel on the lawn, the pigs have a game of football, and the two little horses decide to go for a wander around the farm, and create mayhem inside the house when they decide to see what's going on in the kitchen. In the meantime, Jaff is fast asleep in his kennel, and is oblivious to all the mischief. When Heti returns, she sees that things are not quite the way she left them.
Cartoon series following the adventures of a pig, a bull and a duck.
Join the crew for two hours of fun live from the Stwnsh Sadwrn studio!
A cartoon following the adventures of Oscar the lizard and friends in the arid desert.
When Mr Krabs sees SpongeBob pick something up off the street, he begins to obsess over the idea that SpongeBob has found a penny - a penny that he should have found first!
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This week on Y Lle, the Gwyl Pics 2012 film awards, Courtenay Hamilton's beauty tips, music from Y Cyfoes and Tomos and Garmon will be reviewing the latest Apps!
olo Williams and Shân Cothi visit the area of the Llafar Bro community paper in Blaenau Ffestiniog, and join in the work of folding the paper ready for distribution.
Iolo and Shân visit Cardiff to learn more about the local paper, 'Y Dinesydd.' They meet Gwilym Roberts to hear more about the history of the paper. They also visit a climbing centre in the city and meet a very experienced climber. Iolo speaks to Gwyn Roberts, an artist who has been compared with the famous Kyffin Williams. Shân talks to Non Griffiths, a talented ballet dancer.
Augusta Hall, Gwenynen Gwent and Lady Llanover - three names but one person! Ffion Hague traces the history of the aristocrat of English descent, who became one of the first and most enthusiastic campaigners for the Welsh language.
Dudley visits the Gower Peninsula this week and Welsh lamb is in abundance in today's programme. The journey starts in Port Eynon where Dudley prepares a delicious meal of lamb and laverbread cakes, a perfect combination! Fairy Hill is featured in the Welsh Rarebit slot, a beautiful country hotel set in magical gardens. There is a lot of fun during the mentoring, with this week's call coming from Trystan Williams asking for Dudley's help to prepare a 'fine dining' meal. Will it be a roaring success or will there be roars of disapproval? A delicious pudding not to be missed is a chocolate orange bread and butter pudding.
Iolo Williams is on an extraordinary journey to some of the most remote and wild locations in Western Europe. This week he's in Ireland and enjoys the fantastic wildlife and landscape of the Skellig Islands, Killarney, County Clare, the Burren near Doolin, Ballycroy and Boffin Island on the west coast of Connemara.
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With the second phase of the Welsh Premier League in its early stages, there's quite a battle developing among the bottom six clubs as they compete for the crucial seventh position that will secure a play-off for an European spot next season. But there's another battle developing that will have dire consequences for those who fail. Two of the League's long established clubs are fighting for every point in an effort to avoid relegation, and they meet this afternoon at Park Avenue where Aberystwyth entertain Carmarthen, with the match live on S4C. Kick off 15:45. Also an opportunity to see highlights of last night's fixture between Prestatyn and The New Saints, Newtown v Airbus UK, and Port Talbot v Afan Lido, plus the usual latest scores and results service and main football stories that make the headlines throughout the day.
Tecs has organised a game between Cwm Glas from the South and Bryncoch FC to promote understanding, and everyone's looking forward to the match. Well, everyone apart from Arthur that is!
A double celebration for Ysgol Glanaethwy and friends as they celebrate its 21st birthday, and the Eisteddfod's 150th anniversary in a feast of song dance and theatre, filmed at the National Eisteddfod in Wrexham 2011.
Eleri Siôn presents Rhian Lois, Siân James, Y Cut Lloi, Aeron Pughe, Bro Ddyfi Young Farmers, Steffan Harri, Bronte Barbe and Angharad Lewis to an appreciative audience from Montgomeryshire.
One of the world's biggest record companies, Decca Records, and agent Sioned James, are looking for a singing sensation to represent Wales in the music world. As the four singers on the shortlist give their final performance in London, we find out whether one of them will be awarded that all-important contract with Decca.
As another exciting weekend of Six Nations action begins, join Jonathan Davies, Nigel Owens and Sarra Elgan for another fun-filled episode of 'Jonathan'. The competitive game 'Ar y Pyst' is back and is combined with hilarious chat, physical challenges and a whole host of celebrity guests. This week, Welsh legend, Gareth Edwards, and actress, Alexandra Roach pop in for a chat and compete against each other as we go Ar y Pyst.
