Sunday Supplement

Guests include lecturer in International Relations at Swansea University Dr Dennis R. Schmidt, Wales Office minister and Conservative MP David TC Davies, Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for Business & Industrial Strategy Lord Fox, political economist and economic justice campaigner Professor Richard Murphy, writer Owen Hatherley, Conservative MS Natasha Ashgar, and Dr Nick Parsons who has recently retired as a Reader in French at Cardiff University.

Guests include journalist in Ukraine, Kateryna Malofieieva, Mark Galeotti - an honorary professor at University College London - and the author of many books about Russia, crossbench peer Baroness Ilora Finlay of Llandaf, Professor Laura McAllister co chair of the Independent Commission for the Constitutional Future of Wales, Hannah Blythyn - Wales Deputy Minister for Social Partnership - former BBC political journalist Robert Orchard, Chair of the BMA's Welsh council and a practicing GP in Caerphilly Dr David Bailey, and former Welsh Labour MP and ex President of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, Madeleine Moon.

Guests included the Editor-In-Chief for Euromaiden Press Alya Shandra, the Wilson E. Schmidt Professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies in the United States Sergey Radchenko, Director of CBI Wales Ian Price, Wales TUC Shavanah Taj, Plaid Cymru MP Ben Lake, CEO of the British Nuclear Test Veterans Association Ceri McDade and geographer from the University of Swansea, Professor Mary Gagen.

The very latest on the ground from Ukraine plus analysis from the Caerphilly MP Wayne David and Aliona Hlivco of the Henry Jackson Society. Giri Shankar of Public Health Wales reflects on the lessons learnt from two years of living with Covid. And author Richard King explains why his new account of recent Welsh history - Brittle With Leaves - is an oral history. Reviewing the papers are the Rev Aled Edwards of Churches Together in Wales and Rebecca Rumbul of the Rust Foundation.

Live to Ukraine, plus Welsh Labour MS Mick Antoniw, Conservative MP and a former UN Military Commander of British Forces in Bosnia Colonel Bob Stewart, Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies, Plaid Cymru leader in the Commons Liz Saville Roberts MP, the Chief Foreign Correspondent at the Sunday Times

Christina Lamb, Welsh Liberal Democrat and author, Peter Black, and Associate Professor of Popular Music at the University of Oxford, Dr Sarah Hill

Guests include the managing editor for 'New Voice of Ukraine' and co-host of the podcast 'Ukraine Without Hope', Romeo Kokriatski, British barrister, former independent reviewer of terrorism legislation and crossbench peer Lord Carlile of Berriew, Shadow Foreign Minister and Labour MP for Cardiff South and Penarth

Stephen Doughty, Deputy Political Editor of The Telegraph Lucy Fisher, barrister and former diplomat Labour peer Lord Donald Anderson, Chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee Conservative MP Tom Tugendhat, Conservative MS Mark Isherwood, and Owen Collins, who is a volunteer with the Cardiff branch of Amnesty and a member of Amnesty International's UK board, and archaeologist Dr Ray Howell.

Guests include Conservative MP and former Lord Chancellor Sir Robert Buckland, Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price, Catherine Belton, author of a bestselling book widely described as definitive on the Putin era 'Putin's People', associate Professor of Ukrainian Studies at the University of Cambridge Dr Rory Finnin, Welsh Ukrainian woman Cyndy Litnianska and Plaid Cymru economic advisor Dr Eurfyl ap Gwilym.

Guests include the Wilson E. Schmidt Professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies in the United States Sergey Radchenko, Labour MP Stephen Kinnock, Wales Minister for Climate Change Julie James MS, former sub-postmaster Noel Thomas and ex BBC Cymru Wales journalist Sion Tecwyn, Liberal Democrat Peer Lord Mike German political analyst Valerie Livingston and Plaid Cymru MS and chair of the Senedd's Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport, and International Relations Committee, Delyth Jewell.

Guests include the chair of the Commons Defence Select Committee, Conservative MP, Tobias Elwood and Major Alan Davies, Associate Editor of the Daily Mirror Kevin Maguire and former UK Government Special Adviser Mo Hussein, Chief Executive of Disability Wales Rhian Davies, Reader in contemporary history and politics at the University of Chichester and Secretary of the French History Society UK, Dr Andrew Smith, Welsh Labour MP and Shadow Minister for Victims and Youth Justice, Anna McMorrin, and Director of Policy and Communications at Chwarae Teg, Helen Antoniazzi

Guests include the Welsh Government's minister for social justice Jane Hutt, award-winning journalist and pollster Peter Kellner, the FT's Whitehall Editor Sebastian Payne, the Children's Commissioner for Wales Sally Holland, Welsh Conservative shadow minister for climate change and MS for Aberconwy Janet Finch-Saunders, Co-Chair of the LGBT+ Parliamentary Labour Party and MP for Cardiff South and Penarth Stephen Doughty, Welsh Conservative shadow minister for rural affairs and the Welsh language and Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire Conservative MS Sam Kurtz, and Dr Richard Thomas, who is head of the department of media and communications at Swansea University.