THE PRODUCTION TEAM

• Geraint Evans - Editor

  Geraint has been Editor of Y Byd ar Bedwar since 2002. He has also reported for the programme since 1994. In a recent investigation he travelled to Poland to reveal how migrant workers were being exploited by a Welsh gangmaster. He also investigated the Welsk link in the illegal ‘smokie’ meat trade in London. As Editor of Welsh Current Affairs at ITV he is also editor of youth current affairs programme, Hacio.

• Eifion Glyn - Reporter

  Eifion started reporting for Y Byd ar Bedwar from Caernarfon in 1986. Even though he’s now based in the Cardiff office he still reports from north Wales and abroad. In a recent report from China, he investigated claims that Burberry was turning its back on Wales to produce goods cheaply in the far east. He also secured an exclusive interview with the recently formed Cornish terrorist group, the CNLA.

• Glesni Jones - Journalist

  Glesni graduated in Law and Politics at the University of Wales in Aberystwyth. Originally from Llanrwst near Conwy, she has been interested in journalism and current affairs for years.

• Sian Morgan - Journalist

  Sian joined the team after nearly two years as a reporter on the programme Hacio. Recently she presented a special discussion programme on S4C on the future of nuclear power.

• Linda Parry - Journalist

  In April this year Linda rejoined the ‘Byd ar Bedwar’ team after a three year break working on English language programmes with another broadcaster. She has worked in television and radio for eight years. Her first job in the media was with a newspaper in Caernarfon.

• Gwyn Loader - Journalist

  As a member of the 'Hacio' team for eighteen months, Gwyn worked on various projects including a look at the dangerous practice of 'tombstoning', an experiment that proved that a number of Welsh night clubs play music loud enough to damage hearing and research that showed that some shops in Carmarthenshire sell tobacco to underage children. He has been a member of the 'Y Byd ar Bedwar' team since November 2008.

• Lewis Jones - Journalist

  After completeing a diploma course in photography in Bristol, Lewis went on graduate in film at the University of Wales in Newport. Before joining the current affairs at ITV Wales he worked as a freelance on a number of different projects.