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We're now out of the EU, technically at least, so what next? Adrian Master's talks the future of the union with Brexit Minister Jeremy Miles, while David Wood is joined by Plaid Cymru's Liz Saville Roberts and Craig Williams in Westminster.
Elsewhere, Rob Osborne takes a look at what an independent Wales could look like and Adrian discusses whether there will be a Welsh Indy referendum before the decade is out with Labour's Carwyn Jones, Andrew RT Davies for the Welsh Conservatives and Plaid Cymru's Delyth Jewell.
Labour's leadership hustings come to Cardiff and we discuss the issues around paying for social care with Care Forum Wales chief executive Mary Wimbury and Older People's Commissioner for Wales Helena Herklots.
Elsewhere, Rob Osborne takes a look at what an independent Wales could look like and Adrian discusses whether there will be a Welsh Indy referendum before the decade is out with Labour's Carwyn Jones, Andrew RT Davies for the Welsh Conservatives and Plaid Cymru's Delyth Jewell.
Labour's leadership hustings come to Cardiff and we discuss the issues around paying for social care with Care Forum Wales chief executive Mary Wimbury and Older People's Commissioner for Wales Helena Herklots.
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