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After two storms in two weeks, Adrian Masters is joined by Conservative AM Andrew RT Davies, and Pontypridd MP, Alex-Davies Jones, as they discuss whether Wales is prepared for wild weather being the new normal.
Plus, Owain Phillips looks at the row between Welsh Government and fire unions over whether firefighters should be given extra medical duties when it comes to call outs. And Rob Barker from the addiction charity Barod, and Prof Katy Holloway from the University of South Wales discuss how the incoming law on minimum unit alcohol pricing could affect those who are dependent on alcohol.
Plus, Owain Phillips looks at the row between Welsh Government and fire unions over whether firefighters should be given extra medical duties when it comes to call outs. And Rob Barker from the addiction charity Barod, and Prof Katy Holloway from the University of South Wales discuss how the incoming law on minimum unit alcohol pricing could affect those who are dependent on alcohol.
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