Sunday Supplement

Felicity Evans sits in for Vaughan Roderick.

Guests include Julie-Ann Haines who is Chief Executive Officer of the Principality Building Society and Linda Ellett who is the UK head of retail and leisure consumer markets at KPMG, John Leach is Assistant General Secretary of the Rail, Maritime and Transport workers union, Christian Wolmar is an award-winning writer and broadcaster specialising in transport and he's the author of a series of books on railway history, Channel 4's former political editor Elinor Goodman, Green Party peer and a former party leader Baroness Natalie Bennett, Dr Paul Hunneyball who is the assistant editor with the History of Parliament, Adrian Robson, leader of the Conservatives on Cardiff Council and Richard Thomas who is head of the department of media and communications at Swansea University

Felicity Evans is standing in for Vaughan Roderick.

Guests include Dr Sara Reis, deputy director and head of Research and Policy at the UK Women’s Budget Group; Helena Herklots, the older persons commissioner for Wales; economist and author Linda Yueh; Eddie Dempsey, the senior assistant general secretary for the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers; Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price; Shruti Kapila, professor of Indian history and global political thought at the University of Cambridge, and the author of Violent Fraternity Indian Political Thought in the Global Age; Dr Adeel Hussain, an associate professor of legal studies at New York University Abu Dhabi, his latest book Revenge, Politics and Blasphemy in Pakistan looks at the afterlives of the British colonial legal system in South Asia; Louise Magee, Welsh Labour's former general secretary and UK Labour senior adviser - now a campaigns and elections strategist; and Sue Revell leadership coach and podcast host.

Guests include Clwyd West Conservative MP David Jones, Anthony Pickles who is the co-author of the State of the Union newsletter and a former senior adviser to the Welsh Conservatives, and Adam Morris, who is a former head of media for the Scottish Conservatives and director of Shorthand PR, Conservative MS James Evans, Cardiff University lecturer in politics Dr Jonathan Kirkup, Dr Kim Howells who is a former UK Labour Government Minister, Dr Emma Yhnell - neuroscientist and Senior lecturer at Cardiff University and Tom Crick, who is a Professor of Digital Education and Policy, at Swansea University.

Welsh Health Minister Vaughan Gething, journalist based in Hamburg Jenny Witt, travel writer Simon Calder, associate director at the Institute for Government Maddy Thirmont-Jack, Deputy Director of the Middle East North Africa Programme at the Royal United Institute of International Affairs Dr Sanam Vakil and Cardiff University's Dr Juliette Wood.

Mark Hutchings is sitting in for Vaughan Roderick.

Guests include Secretary of State for Wales Sir Robert Buckland, a former Leader of the Welsh Conservative Party Lord Bourne of Aberystwyth, general secretary of Wales TUC Shavanah Taj, Labour MS for Pontypridd Mick Antoniw, award-winning journalist, writer, broadcaster and a former BBC Sports Editor Mihir Bose, Plaid Cymru MS Rhys ab Owen, and Dean of Cardiff Metropolitan University's School of Sport and Health Sciences, Dr Katie Thirlaway.

Bethan Lewis is sitting in for Vaughan Roderick.

Guests include the Conservative MS for Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire Sam Kurtz, and Conservative MS, James Evans, who represents Brecon and Radnorshire, political commentator Steve Richards who is the author of the 'Prime Ministers reflections on leadership' and Tim Montgomerie who was formerly the Social Justice Advisor to Boris Johnson and the founder of Conservative Home, Labour's shadow spokesperson on Wales in the House of Lords Baroness Wilcox of Newport, Future Generations Commissioner for Wales Sophie Howe, palliative medicine consultant and clinical director at Velindre University NHS Trust Professor Mark Taubert and Leader of the Conservatives on the Vale of Glamorgan Council George Carroll.

Paul Martin is standing in for Vaughan Roderick this week.

Guests include Brecon and Radnorshire Tory MP Fay Jones, Lichfield Conservative MP Michael Fabricant, Sian Jones, who was a former special advisor to Lord Hammond - she's now a political consultant at SEC Newgate - and Chris Wilkins who is a strategy and communications advisor but who was formerly Chief Speechwriter to ex Prime Minister Theresa May, the leader of Gwynedd Council Plaid Cymru's Dyfrig Siencyn, Rural Affairs minister in the Senedd - Labour MS Lesley Griffiths, the Western Mail's Martin Shipton and political commentator and feminist Helen Mary Jones.

Sarah Dickins is sitting in for Vaughan Roderick this week.

Guests include: Conservative peer Lord Davies of Gower, Craig Williams, who is the Conservative MP for Montgomeryshire and a former aide to the ex Chancellor Rishi Sunak, shadow Secretary of State for Wales and Labour MP for Cardiff Central Jo Stevens, Huw Dixon who is a Professor of Economics and Head of the Economics Section at Cardiff Business School, Julie-Ann Haines, who is the CEO of the Principality Building Society, and Doug Jeffrey who is the group operations director of the transport company Owens Group, Dr Ben Gwalchmai, who is the founder of Labour for an Independent Wales and the Campaign for a National Poetry Library of Wales and Liberal Democrat peer Lord Mike German

Huw Thomas sits in for Vaughan Roderick this weekend. Guests include: Welsh Labour MS Huw Irranca-Davies, Conservative Home journalist and local government editor Harry Phibbs, Dr Christine Agius is an Associate Professor in Politics and International Relations in Australia, Rachel Evans is the Director of Countryside Alliance Wales, and Carwyn Jones is a former First Minister who now chairs the trustees of the climate-change charity ‘The Size of Wales', writer and broadcaster Dr Aled Eirug, Catherine Fookes is the Director of the Women's Equality Network Wales and a Labour councillor in Monmouthshire, and Canon Aled Edwards is the Chief Executive of Cytûn - churches together in Wales....

Guests include Welsh Conservative Chair Glyn Davies, Shadow Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens, former Welsh Liberal Democrat leader, Lord Mike German; former president of YouGov Peter Kellner, Dr Winnie King from the University of Bristol, and music critic and journalist Oliver Kemp. Reviewing the papers are radio producer Clare Hudson and the Labour Member of the Senedd for Newport East John Griffiths.