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Alys is back. The second series of the Sunday night drama began on 11 November.  Did you miss it? Watch it anytime on Clic Twitter talk: #alys not a clue what’s going on despite watching the first series! loving it …Read more

 Send in your comments about what you’ve seen on screen.   Aled Samuel is the ‘Sam’ in the title and the focus will be the past week’s programmes and the ones coming up in the following days. Aled Sam also offers his own verdict and …Read more

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Watch Y Lle on Clic to see a unique video of ‘Ni yw y Byd’ performed by Gruff Rhys at the Gig 50 gigs, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Welsh Language Society. The audience filmed the performance on …Read more

Special programmes in July celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Welsh Language Society.  The documentary Cymdeithas yr Iaith yn 50 on Tuesday 10 July assessed the first 50 years of the Society. From the first protest onTrefechanBridge in Aberystwyth, to …Read more

To start S4C’s season of programmes about the Romany Gypsy community in Wales, there was another chance on Sunday 17 June to see the classic film based on the book by T. Llew Jones – Tân ar y Comin.  Many …Read more

Many of you have contacted the Viewers’ Hotline with praise for the broadcasts from the Urdd National Eisteddfod in Snowdonia.  Several have also asked how to watch performances from the pavilion online.  You can watch the performers who came first, …Read more

According to comments on Twitter and Facebook, the series has inspired many of you to use your Welsh.  I enjoyed cariad@iaith very much, inspiration for every learners. Well done everyone and congratulations Alfie! I want to go to fforest too! …Read more