Living a Lie

Byw Celwydd

Having spent three weeks in the United States, Angharad Wynne comes home to Wales full of hope for the future. Her aim is to start afresh, both in her role as the Political Editor for News Wales, and also, on a personal level, as a mother and a wife.

A directive from London to double the numbers of refugees re-homed in Wales proves quite a challenge for the members of the coalition in Cardiff Bay. Megan Ashford's negative response is as expected, as are her comments about lack of housing.

As he celebrates a year as the First Minister of Wales, Meirion Llywelyn is keen to mark this milestone and is determined that nothing or no-one will spoil his big day. Owain is also in a celebratory mood as he is offered a new job.

Dylan faces some difficult choices. Will he decide to stay with the Democrats, and in doing so, remain loyal to his wife, or will he jump ship to join Rhiannon Roberts, the leader of the Nationalists?

Rhiannon Roberts, Leader of the Nationalists, decides to review the health service in Wales, which provokes a negative reaction from political opponents on all sides.

An accident in a brand new factory in North Wales proves strangely problematic for First Minister and Minister in charge of Economic Development, Meirion Llywelyn, forcing him to turn to Rhiannon Roberts, Leader of the Nationalists, for support.

With the economy under pressure, Alwyn Jones, leader of the Opposition, has plenty to say regarding the state of the nation, and what he claims as a total lack of leadership from the Government.

Having presented her with enough evidence to force Meirion's resignation, Harri and Angharad feel that Rhiannon should act, both in her own interest and that of the country.