S4C 21:00-21:30
Actor Dafydd Hywel and country singer Doreen Lewis join Margaret Williams as she guides them through a selection of their performances in the TV archives. The host is also joined by up-and-coming trumpet player Mathew Williams.

S4C 22:00-23:05
Ymunwch a Dai Jones a nifer o enillwyr Rhuban Glas yr Eisteddfod Genedlaethol o Sir Geredigion mewn noson arbennig yng Nghapel Soar, Llanbedr Pont Steffan. Ymhlith yr artistiaid sy'n cymryd rhan mae Evan Lloyd, Robyn Lyn Evans, Angela Rogers Davies a Rhian Lois. Dai Jones presents entertainment from Soar Chapel in Lampeter, featuring performances by winners of the National Eisteddfod's blue riband vocal competitions.

BBC2 Wales 17:30-18:15
Action from the PRO12 play-off semi-finals, as the top four teams in the league contested places in the final, which is to be held on Saturday 25 May. Ospreys and Leinster were the victorious teams at this stage in last season's competition, as they defeated Munster and Glasgow Warriors respectively.

S4C 20:00-20:30
The newly-retired former Director of Christian Aid in Wales, Jeff Williams, leads presenter Alwyn Humphreys to the places that have played an important part in his life. They begin at Waterloo in London, at the national headquarters of his successful charity, and move on to Myddfai in Carmarthenshire. He also selects his favourite hymns and sees his daughter, actress Sian Reese-Williams (Emmerdale's Gennie Walker), perform.

Robin McBryde
S4C 20:30-21:00
Former Wales international rugby star Robin McBryde explains his selection of Neb Ond Ni as his favourite novel, the work that won the 2011 Prose Medal for the 6 Nofel series. The current forwards' coach for the Welsh national team discusses its unique style and meets the author Manon Rhys in the village of Llandwrog, the backdrop to the book's events.

S4C 21:00-22:00
Doubt remains about whether Brynmor's fall was simply down to a slippery staircase, and Jac learns the truth about who locked him in the storeroom. Meanwhile, Aled and Sian's lustful relationship carries on and a jealous Llinos starts to come to her own conclusions. With on-screen English subtitles.

S4C 20:00-20:25
Sion's campaign against the housing development gathers momentum, but tensions deepen between himself and Dai. Meanwhile, Anita turns to Angela for advice about Gethin's care - but he misinterprets her intentions.

S4C 21:30-22:00
Lisa Gwilym asks Alun Gibbard about which of the Welsh-language works shortlisted for Book of the Year have left an impression on the judges. Plus, Francesca Rhydderch examines the work of artist Shani Rhys James and Emyr Young offers a tour of the Diffusion Photography Exhibition in Cardiff.

BBC1 Wales 20:30-21:00
The RAF Valley crew members tackle dramatic rescues at Caernarfon Castle and the slopes of Crib Goch near the summit of Snowdon, as well as braving a snow blizzard to help four stranded students on the perilous ridges of Tryfan. Veteran pilot Dave Prochera-Best also prepares to join the Royal Canadian Search and Rescue Force, and is given a hearty send-off by Prince William and his other teammates. Last in the series.

S4C 20:00-20:25
Mae Gethin yn teimlo nad oes croeso iddo yn nh? ei dad ac yn rhoi pwysau ar Iolo i roi lloches iddo. Mae Debbie'n trefnu noson ramantus iddi hi a Kevin. Gethin feels unwelcome at his father's house and pressures Iolo to offer him a place to stay. Meanwhile, Debbie plans a romantic evening with Kevin.

Meddiannu Tir
S4C 20:25-21:00
Yn ystod cyfnodau o heddwch a chyfnodau o ryfel, mae tir wedi ei feddiannu gan y llywodraeth i ddibenion hyfforddiant milwrol. Arweiniodd penderfyniadau o'r fath at wrthwynebiad ffyrnig yn aml, yn enwedig yma yng Nghymru. Dewi fydd yn olrhain hanes y tair prif enghraifft o feddiannu, neu'r ymdrech i feddiannu yn Nghymru; yn Rhiw Goch ger Trawsfynydd, Epynt a Bwlch-y-groes yn y Canolbarth a mynyddoedd y Preseli yn Sir Benfro. Dewi Prysor recounts stories of land acquisition in the country for military training, looking at Rhiw Goch near Trawsfynydd, Epynt, Bwlchygroes and the Preseli Mountains in Pembrokeshire.

S4C 21:30-22:00
Materion cyfoes o Gymru a thu hwnt. International current affairs reports.

Y Lle: Ochr 1
S4C 22:00-22:30
Griff Lynch sydd yn ein harwain drwy berfformiadau gan Gwenno Saunders, Y Bromas a Gai Toms a chawn glywed y diweddaraf am daith Sweet Baboo ledled Prydain. Magazine programme, featuring performances by Gwenno Saunders and Y Bromas. plus, there are two songs from Gai Toms' latest album and Sweet Taboo talks about his UK tour.

S4C 22:30-23:10
Rhaglen gerddoriaeth o'r archif yng nghwmni Eddie Ladd. Yn perfformio heno mae Cerrig Melys, Aros Mae, Hanner Pei, Anhrefn, Ffa Coffi Pawb, Valium a'r Beganifs. Eddie Ladd presents the archive music show, featuring performances by Cerrig Melys, Aros Mae, Hanner Pei, Anhrefn, Ffa Coffi Pawb, Valium and the Beganifs.

S4C 20:00-20:25
Gethin seeks to exact revenge on Gywneth by playing loud music and disturbing her and Gwern. Jinx feels Ffion is needlessly worrying about Arwen's health, and Angela offers him advice. With on-screen English subtitles.

S4C 20:25-21:00
Welsh learners undertake a challenge on a residential course. The first programme profiles five of the finalists, who join Nia Parry and Matt Johnson in the Manorafon Camp, ready to be put to the test in the classroom and through outdoor tasks.

BBC1 Wales 22:35-23:05
Stories of the city's homeless, catching up with people featured in last year's documentary series Swansea: Living on the Streets. Susan fell out with her family and after staying with friends has ended up being turfed out. Scott, from Llanelli, was evicted from a homeless hostel and is now sleeping in an abandoned car - which is little consolation when his friends have a warm bed for the night in a nearby church shelter. However, Paul is no longer living rough in Swansea - he's back on the road and is discovered on the streets of Canterbury.

S4C 20:00-20:25
Arwen faces medical tests and an operation, and Ffion blames Britt for her condition. Meanwhile, Debbie prepares for the surprise wedding. With on-screen English subtitles.

S4C 20:25-21:00
Dr Anwen Rees and Dr Katie Hemer look at the future of medical science, including work in fields such as ageing and personalised medicine, and also explore the dangers of over-prescribing antibiotics. Last in the series.

S4C 22:00-23:00
Magazine show with a focus on fashion, gadgets and hot topics.

S4C 20:00-20:25
Meic is less than impressed when Mark gets carried away and reveals Debbie's plans for a secret wedding. Meanwhile, instead of going to the protest against the housing development, Sion decides to go to the hospital to support Ffion and Jinx.

S4C 20:25-21:00
The five finalists joins Nia Parry and Matt Johnson in the Manorafon Camp to discuss their expectations for a whole week of learning Welsh. The series in which language learners undertake a challenge on an eight-week residential course continues.

S4C 22:00-22:30
Dylan Ebenezer hosts the panel show, taking a light-hearted look at the internet alongside Mari Lovgreen and Dyl Mei, and guests presenter Alun Williams and comedian Daniel Glyn.

BBC1 Wales 19:30-20:00
The festive season has arrived in Swansea. As thousands of shoppers from across Wales descend on the city, traders try desperately to keep customers buying at their stalls. The opening of a new perfume stall is a chance for owner Edward Lewis to charm eager shoppers, while the makers of Swansea's only hand-made organic chocolate try to keep their head above water. Making money is the name of the game and traders will do anything they can to turn customers' browsing into buying.

S4C 21:00-21:30
Singer Leah Owen and presenter Stifyn Parri join Margaret Williams as she guides them through a selection of their performances in the TV archives. The host is also joined by up-and-coming vocalist Lewys Siencyn.

S4C 20:00-20:30
Rhaglen grefyddol wythnosol gyda thim newydd o gyflwynwyr brwd. Religious magazine programme featuring song and worship from various locations across Wales.

S4C 20:30-21:00
Welsh personalities discuss their favourite novel.

S4C 21:00-22:00
Drama following the professional and personal lives of a group of teachers working at a Welsh language comprehensive school, dealing with a number of issues during and after the school day. The first half or each episode centres on the work-side, the second half on the home-side of their affairs.

S4C 20:00-20:25
Ffion pleads with Macs to take a donor test after Arwen's diagnosis is confirmed. Meanwile, Courtney finds she cannot refuse to move in with Angela.

S4C 20:25-21:00
Nia Parry and Matt Johnson learn of the latest developments at the cariad@iaith camp. Plus, singers Ryland Teifi and Einir Dafydd perform a song on Penbryn beach, Ceredigion.

S4C 21:30-22:00
A round-up of the latest developments at the camp where the Welsh learners enjoy more lessons and challenges.

S4C 20:00-20:25
Sion goes to the hospital to christen Arwen before his surgery, while Mark has trouble persuading the drinkers in his house to leave. With on-screen English subtitles.

S4C 20:25-21:00
The learners go surfing at Poppit Beach, Nia Parry and Matt Johnson talk to singer Heather Jones, and the band Grug perform at the camp in Manorafon, west Wales.

S4C 21:30-22:00
The Welsh learners continue to enjoy more lessons and challenges.

Y Lle: Ochr 1
S4C 22:00-22:30
Featuring performances by Hud and y Pencadlys, as well as a look back at the history of the Cardigan music scene. Plus, a music video from the archives by Malcolm Neon.

S4C 20:00-20:25
After waking up with a hangover on Mark's sofa, Diane is forced to concentrate when she receives the detailed plan for the housing development. Meanwhile, Eifion struggles to understand why Macs refuses to take the medical tests.

S4C 20:25-21:00
Nia Parry and Matt Johnson send some of the learners back to school to teach a class full of children, while the rest of the group helps make sausages at a butcher's shop in Crymych. Continues after the News and Weather.

S4C 21:30-22:00
The Welsh learners continue to enjoy more lessons and challenges.

BBC1 Wales 22:35-23:05
Stories of the city's homeless, meeting people featured in last year's documentary series Swansea: Living on the Streets. They include Andy and his 72-year-old dad Cookie, both trapped by their alcoholism and both being constantly moved on by the police. However, Andy is so desperate to escape living rough he turns to the Church to help get him into a rehab programme. The film also catches up with Stevie, who too was struggling with addiction and considered breaking the law just to get a prison bed. A year later, his life has been transformed. Last in the series.

S4C 20:00-20:25
Gaynor catches Mark red handed with equipment from school when she visits him to discuss Ricky's work. Meanwhile, Garry offers advice to help get Wil into the rugby team.

S4C 20:25-21:00
Rugby player Rhodri Gomer sets the learners a physical challenge at the Urdd Camp in Llangrannog, as they tackle the assault course and climbing wall. Plus, at the Penllwyndu pub in Llangoedmor a special guest is playing the piano and artist Rhiannon Roberts gives the learners an artistic project to complete in New Quay, Ceredigion.

S4C 21:30-22:00
The Welsh learners continue to enjoy more lessons and challenges.

S4C 22:00-23:00
Magazine show with a focus on fashion, gadgets and hot topics.

S4C 20:00-20:25
An outraged Jinx demands that Macs explain his refusal to take the medical tests that could prove to be the key to saving Arwen. Meanwhile, Garry is unhappy that Kevin spoke to Hywel about Wil's place on the rugby team.

S4C 20:25-21:00
The crew heads to Cardigan, where the winner of this year's contest is announced. West End singer Lucie Jones - one of last year's celebrity participants - is on hand to perform one of Wales' most popular songs, and the learners are challenged to record a Welsh song in the Flach Studios. Continues after Newyddion 9 a'r Tywydd.

S4C 21:30-22:00
Events in Cardigan continue as the would-be Welsh linguists celebrate the end of the competition, and enjoy more lessons and challenges.

S4C 19:00-20:00

S4C 21:00-21:30
Pianist Nerys Richards and singer-songwriter Geraint Griffiths join Margaret Williams as she guides them through a selection of their performances in the TV archives. The host is also joined by young violinist Charlie Lovell-Jones.

S4C 19:00-19:30
Rhaglen grefyddol wythnosol gyda thim newydd o gyflwynwyr brwd. Religious magazine programme featuring song and worship from various locations across Wales.

S4C 19:30-20:00
Welsh personalities discuss their favourite novel.

S4C 20:00-21:00
Cyfres realaeth yn dilyn hynt a helynt criw o 12 o bobl wrth iddynt dreulio wyth wythnos ar gwrs preswyl i ddysgu Cymraeg yng Nghanolfan Iaith Nant Gwrtheyrn. Welsh learners undertake a challenge on an eight-week residential course at the National Centre for Language and Culture at Nant Gwrtheyrn.

S4C 21:00-22:10
Drama following the professional and personal lives of a group of teachers working at a Welsh language comprehensive school, dealing with a number of issues during and after the school day. The first half or each episode centres on the work-side, the second half on the home-side of their affairs.