She's had an OBE, she's had plaudits across the party spectrum on announcing her retirement, and now the inimitable Ann Jones MS OBE gets the Welsh Political Icons treatment as Dave Collins profiles his friend and former work colleague 

Six months in, series editor Daran Hill looks back over the first 50 audiobiographies and asks 'What is a Welsh Political Icon?' and offers a brief analysis of Reginald Clarry, whose election was iconic even if his political contribution wasn't

We've reached 50 Icons and this one is a corker as Crispin John tackles one of the most controversial and forthright figures in recent Welsh politics, the 'marmite' man of the 1990s Rod Richards. 

Our international audiobiographer Rhys ab Owen tells the story of Charles Evans Hughes, the man of immediate Welsh ancestry who almost became President of the USA a little over a century ago and became Chief Justice of the USA 

As we move toward the inauguration of the next President of the United States, Mike Cridland tells the story of the Welshman who signed the Declaration of Independence, Francis Lewis.

Who was the John Batchelor whose statue is such a prominent Cardiff landmark? Jean Sylvan Evans tells his story in her own inimitable and joyous style.

Welcome to 2021: the year we hope to get more Plaid Cymru politicians profiled for Icons. And where better to start than with one of the original Assembly Members, the unassuming and genuine Owen John Thomas, who was as much a cultural campaigner as a politician. Lewis Owen tells his story.

On the last day of the UK's membership of the EU, Dr Daryl Leeworthy looks back at a Welshman who did more than virtually anyone else to get us in. In the final Icons of 2020, we remember Roy Jenkins: the only British President of the European Commission, and one of the giants of politics for forty years.

The Season of Peace and Goodwill seems a good point to remember one of the greatest peace makers and internationalists in Wales' history. This Christmas, take twenty minutes to learn about one of the greatest sons of mid Wales, David Davies of Llandinam, as recalled by Ewan Lawry.

In his third contribution to the series, Theo Davies-Lewis provides a tour de force on behalf of Denzil Davies, the former Labour MP for his hometown of Llanelli, who served in the front line of politics for thirty five years and was one of the most talented politicians of his generation.