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Radio Cymru plugs into the BBC World Service overnight, giving you a blend of Welsh and international programming through the night.

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Two hours of music curated by Ifan Davies and his crew, pulling from the worldâs top tracks. If you like new sounds with a hint of Welsh flavour, this makes a good evening soundtrack. It works well for a relaxed music marathon.
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12 programmes
Radio Cymru plugs into the BBC World Service overnight, giving you a blend of Welsh and international programming through the night.
A breezy earlyâmorning mix of music and chat, with Llšr GriffithsâDavies filling in for John Hardy. Expect a relaxed vibe, tunes and light banter to start the day. Ideal for easy listening while you âŚ
DrosâŻFrecwast is the morning news slot on BBC Radio Cymru, bringing the latest headlines from Wales and beyond. It is fronted by KateâŻCrockett and DafyddâŻMorgan, who cut through the clutter with cleaâŚ
Aled Hughes serves up the latest headlines, a blend of tracks and the questions on everyone's lips. Expect upâtoâdate stories paired with a good dose of music.
Bore Cothi is a cosy morning chat. Sian Thomas steps in for Shân Cothi and greets viewers over a cuppa. She offers a warm welcome and lightâhearted banter to start the day. If you like a friendly facâŚ
Dros Ginio has a proper natter about Wales and the wider world, lifting up the topics that matter and asking the questions you care about.
Loads of music, plenty of laughs and chat, with a competition or two tossed in for fun.
Your goâto for the day's top stories from Wales and beyond, all in one biteâsize roundup.
Beti a'i Phobol is Beti Georgeâs chat show, where she talks to some of Walesâ most fascinating people. In one episode she sits down with HeleddâŻWilliams, a member of the MerchedâŻyâŻMĂ´r crew that rowedâŚ
Two hours of music curated by Ifan Davies and his crew, pulling from the worldâs top tracks. If you like new sounds with a hint of Welsh flavour, this makes a good evening soundtrack. It works well for a relaxed music marathon.
Caryl Parry Jones serves up a mix of music and a good laugh.
Kick back with Caryl as she spins soothing tracks to help you unwind and drift off to sleep.
10 programmes
Radio Cymru plugs into the BBC World Service overnight, giving you a blend of Welsh and international programming through the night.
Earlyâmorning music and chat with DanielâŻJenkinsâJones, filling in for composer JohnâŻHardy. Hardyâs background as head of composition at the Royal Welsh College of MusicâŻ&âŻDrama and his work on film,âŚ
Dros Frecwast is BBC Radio Cymruâs earlyâmorning news roundup. It goes on air at 07:00 each weekday. Kate Crockett and MeleriâŻWilliams bring the latest headlines from Wales and beyond, so youâre up tâŚ
Music and chat, now hosted by Geth and Ger while Trystan and Emma are away. Expect a relaxed vibe, a solid playlist and some banter from the standâin hosts. Itâs a good choice for easyâgoing backgrouâŚ
"Bore Cothi" is a morning slot where Heledd Cynwal steps in for Shân Cothi. She offers a cuppa chat and light banter to start the day. The show keeps its usual vibe, making it a relaxed way to begin âŚ
Dros Ginio has a proper natter about Wales and the wider world, lifting up the topics that matter and asking the questions you care about.
Lisa Angharad kicks off the weekend with a music mix that includes the latest hits and a few classic tunes. She is chatty and upbeat, offers a bit of fun to start your Saturday. Itâs a light listen wâŚ
Your goâto for the day's top stories from Wales and beyond, all in one biteâsize roundup.
Friday night, Lauren Moore spins a relaxed mix of tunes to set the mood.
Three hours of music and good company with Ffion Emyr.
10 programmes
Radio Cymru plugs into the BBC World Service overnight, giving you a blend of Welsh and international programming through the night.
Each week Huw Stephens sits down and spins a mix of old favourites and the latest cuts from his own stash. The former BBC RadioâŻ6âŻMusic presenter picks the tracks himself and often includes live sessâŚ
Galwad Cynnar has Daniel Jenkins Jones take over from Gerallt Pennant to talk about nature, wildlife and conservation. He leads you around the Welsh countrysideâs hidden spots and the animals that liâŚ
Dros Frecwast is the goâto news slot for the latest stories out of Wales and beyond, fronted by Carwyn Jones. He walks you through the top headlines, from local politics to the big national scoops. IâŚ
Dylan Jones and his crew gab about all things football, delivering a proper footieâmagazine show.
Loads of grub, a sprinkle of depth and none of the drivel. Expect tunes and plenty of laughs on Saturday morning.
Shelley Rees and Rhydian Bowen Phillips serve up a mix of music and lightâhearted entertainment.
Chwaraeon Radio Cymru gives live commentary of the Stoke City vs Swansea City Championship match. Youâll also get the latest scores and sports news, plus the headlines you need to stay on top of the âŚ
A mix of old and new tracks to keep you company on a Saturday night, with plenty of listener requests on the line.
Three hours of music and good company with Ffion Emyr.
19 programmes
Radio Cymru plugs into the BBC World Service overnight, giving you a blend of Welsh and international programming through the night.
Linda Griffiths serves up a blend of fresh tunes alongside some older, hardâtoâfind gems.
Terwyn Davies gives you the freshest updates from the farming world and rural life, covering the newest happenings on the farm and in the countryside.
Caniadaeth y Cysegr brings a variety of hymns from the Gymanfa Brithdir, presented by Trystan Lewis. If you like traditional Welsh church music, Lewisâs warm delivery makes it pleasant to listen to. âŚ
Heledd Cynwal is on hand for a laidâback Sunday morning, offering two hours of easyâgoing chat and topânotch music. Tune in for a mix of tunes and banter with Heledd.
Swyn y Sul is a relaxed Sundayâmorning music show on BBC Radio Cymru, hosted by Georgia Ruth. She plays a mix of new and classic tracks, giving the programme a laidâback vibe. Itâs perfect backgroundâŚ
Yr Oedfa is a worship service filmed in the wild garden at Penygroes, Arfon, with TreyâŻMcCain leading the congregation. The outdoor setting feels calm and meditative, and McCainâs relaxed style helpsâŚ
Nest Jenkins and her guests talk about ethics and religion.
Manon SteffanâŻRos hosts a chat with guests about all things arts, covering everything from the Welsh scene to the wider world.
Linda Griffiths serves up a blend of fresh tunes alongside some older, hardâtoâfind gems.
Terwyn Davies gives you the freshest updates from the farming world and rural life, covering the newest happenings on the farm and in the countryside.
Mari Lovgreen sits down with rugby star CaioâŻParry and socialâmedia influencer Ceri Toleman. They trade stories from the pitch and the world of online fame, pulling back the curtain on both. Curious âŚ
Caniadaeth y Cysegr brings a variety of hymns from the Gymanfa Brithdir, presented by Trystan Lewis. If you like traditional Welsh church music, Lewisâs warm delivery makes it pleasant to listen to. âŚ
Dei Tomos talks with CeriâŻWynâŻJones about his new poetry collection, *Cestyll Tywod*. Jones explains the themes and reads a few verses, which give a sense of contemporary Welsh poetry. Poetry fans orâŚ
Beti George sits down with former Crown Court judge NicâŻParry for a chat at the GarregâŻLas EisteddfodâŻ2026. The interview is relaxed and gives the judgeâs take on the festival and a look at his backgâŚ
Ffion Emyr looks back at the 75th anniversary of Butlinâs opening in Pwllheli, examining the campâs history and its impact on holidaymakers. She talks with former staff and guests and includes anecdoâŚ
Ioan Lord and Dafydd Morris Jones take you straight into the heart of the Cambrian mountains, sharing the sights and sounds of the area. Itâs a 30âminute documentary on BBC Radio Cymru that combines âŚ
Rhys Meirion reads out your greetings and spins the requests you send in.
A blend of music and chat to cap off the weekend.
13 programmes
Radio Cymru plugs into the BBC World Service overnight, giving you a blend of Welsh and international programming through the night.
A blend of music and chat to kick off the day, with biteâsize news, sport, weather and traffic updates. It also slots in a daily farming bulletin and a quick paper roundup â ideal for an earlyâmorninâŚ
A quick roundup of the latest news across Wales and beyond, fronted by DylanâŻEbenezer and AlunâŻThomas. They give you the top stories, weather and sport in a breezy, noânonsense style. Perfect if you âŚ
Aled Hughes serves up the latest headlines, a blend of tracks and the questions on everyone's lips. Expect upâtoâdate stories paired with a good dose of music.
Bore Cothi on BBC Radio Cymru starts the morning with Marc Griffiths filling in for Shân Cothi. He keeps the chat light, with music, news and a touch of Welsh culture. Tune in for a relaxed start to âŚ
Dros Ginio has a proper natter about Wales and the wider world, lifting up the topics that matter and asking the questions you care about.
Loads of music, plenty of laughs and chat, with a competition or two tossed in for fun.
Your goâto for the day's top stories from Wales and beyond, all in one biteâsize roundup.
Manon SteffanâŻRos hosts a chat with guests about all things arts, covering everything from the Welsh scene to the wider world.
Mari Wiliam sits down to discuss the new Paul Weller biography, focusing on the chapter âIn the Shadow of the Sunâ. She covers Wellerâs history and career and lists the key milestones that turned himâŚ
Catch live commentary of the Cardiff City vsâŻWrexham Championship match on Chwaraeon Radio Cymru. Youâll hear the action in Welsh, a good alternative if you missed the TV broadcast or want a local peâŚ
Caryl Parry Jones serves up a mix of music and a good laugh.
Kick back with Caryl as she spins soothing tracks to help you unwind and drift off to sleep.
12 programmes
Radio Cymru plugs into the BBC World Service overnight, giving you a blend of Welsh and international programming through the night.
A blend of music and chat to kick off the day, with biteâsize news, sport, weather and traffic updates. It also slots in a daily farming bulletin and a quick paper roundup â ideal for an earlyâmorninâŚ
Dros Frecrop is BBC Radio Cymruâs daily news slot. It delivers the latest headlines from Wales and beyond. GwenllianâŻGrigg and DylanâŻEbenezer present the bulletins, keeping them clear and upâtoâdate.âŚ
Aled Hughes serves up the latest headlines, a blend of tracks and the questions on everyone's lips. Expect upâtoâdate stories paired with a good dose of music.
Heledd Cynwal steps in for Shân Cothi, giving you a friendly morning chat over a cuppa.
Dros Ginio has a proper natter about Wales and the wider world, lifting up the topics that matter and asking the questions you care about.
Loads of music, plenty of laughs and chat, with a competition or two tossed in for fun.
Your goâto for the day's top stories from Wales and beyond, all in one biteâsize roundup.
Dei Tomos talks with CeriâŻWynâŻJones about his new poetry collection, *Cestyll Tywod*. Jones explains the themes and reads a few verses, which give a sense of contemporary Welsh poetry. Poetry fans orâŚ
A mixed bag of tracks pulled from the GeorgiaâŻRuth collection, covering everything from worldâwide sounds and global beats to bold, experimental Welsh tunes.
Caryl Parry Jones serves up a mix of music and a good laugh.
Kick back with Caryl as she spins soothing tracks to help you unwind and drift off to sleep.
13 programmes
Radio Cymru plugs into the BBC World Service overnight, giving you a blend of Welsh and international programming through the night.
A blend of music and chat to kick off the day, with biteâsize news, sport, weather and traffic updates. It also slots in a daily farming bulletin and a quick paper roundup â ideal for an earlyâmorninâŚ
Get the freshest Welsh headlines and the bigger story outside Wales, all delivered by Kate Crockett and Dylan Ebenezer.
Aled Hughes serves up the latest headlines, a blend of tracks and the questions on everyone's lips. Expect upâtoâdate stories paired with a good dose of music.
Heledd Cynwal steps in for Shân Cothi, giving you a friendly morning chat over a cuppa.
Dros Ginio has a proper natter about Wales and the wider world, lifting up the topics that matter and asking the questions you care about.
Loads of music, plenty of laughs and chat, with a competition or two tossed in for fun.
Your goâto for the day's top stories from Wales and beyond, all in one biteâsize roundup.
Ffion Emyr looks back at the 75th anniversary of Butlinâs opening in Pwllheli, examining the campâs history and its impact on holidaymakers. She talks with former staff and guests and includes anecdoâŚ
Ioan Lord and Dafydd Morris Jones take you straight into the heart of the Cambrian mountains, sharing the sights and sounds of the area. Itâs a 30âminute documentary on BBC Radio Cymru that combines âŚ
Fresh Welsh music, straight from the latest scene in Wales.
Caryl Parry Jones serves up a mix of music and a good laugh.
Kick back with Caryl as she spins soothing tracks to help you unwind and drift off to sleep.