BBC Cymru Wales

I couldn't save him.

In a BBC Wales interview, he was asked if he'd like to train to be a doctor

doctorI have such a newfound respect for the medical profession.

But yeah, it's, um, maybe made me more, you know, realizing that, yeah, I, I don't know how I'd do this.

Eight caves found with a Welsh-trained model.

BBC Wales reports that the research team were able to analyse the characteristics of known cave art sites of South Wales using a computer model, which compiled a list of 28 promising caves in southwestern Ireland to start their examinations.

Of those caves, eight had possible artwork in them, which was deemed very encouraging for a targeted survey.

The rock art found was comprised of engraved limestone, coloured using charcoal and ochre with finger-drawn lines, and depicting possible animals such as the deer and mammoth.

Oh, yes, you had your thing.

You had yours on BBC Wales.

OK, brilliant.

I'm glad it went well.

Hello and welcome to the Jackcast, the podcast of the club that's currently top of the championship.

Not joint top, as BBC Wales have said, because if we're going to go down that route, then Cardiff City are jointly in the relegation zone.

So just to point that out.

But yes, we've got a very positive podcast on the way, I think.

Yeah.

I, I said this be- w- we, on the, on the, uh, the BBC Wales thing I'm doing.

You talk to some people, and they talk about, "Yeah, it's just technique." It is to a, to an extent, but there's players you get to, you know.

I was talking to my man on the other day saying, "Just unplayable on his best.

They're steely in how they've done things and you need to be like that to get on with it.

One thing that really, really frustrated me recently, I was working on a writing project with um okay the BBC it got so so far so so far and BBC Wales in the end so we absolutely don't want it because what we don't want is the image that people have to go away to become something and then come back but I feel like that's the reality that we're in at the moment and whilst we can deny that's the case I think like what you said we you know obviously if somebody could sell out a massive arena in Cardiff they could probably draw a crowd here as well in London But at the same time, I do think we have to take Wales to the world.

And we're still in a position where to reach that kind of success, going over the border is also a part of it.

Not the whole goal, but a part of it,

Well, I think we've finished the Cymru Premier, but uh, just a couple of subjects that have come up this week.

BBC Wales and the iPlayer made their debut on Saturday with, with Barry Town United versus Cardiff Met.

Your views on the TV deals?

No idea.