In a Radio Times-style bumper Christmas edition, Betsan and the former leaders discuss how Boris Johnson can repay the trust of northern voters on Brexit; who leads Labour and the Liberal Democrats next; plus there's advice for Simon Hart, the new Welsh Secretary who got Brian Clough trending on Twitter.

The former Welsh leaders reflect on a huge win for Boris Johnson - and a bleak midwinter for Jeremy Corbyn and Jo Swinson.

Green Party Wales leader Anthony Slaughter enters the lounge to discuss whether this is the most climate-friendly (and certainly tree-friendly) election of all time. And as polling day approaches, can anything, apart from the animals on Andrew's farm, stop Boris Johnson?

As Phillip Schofield extracts an apology from Jeremy Corbyn, will Boris be next to say the S word? Meanwhile, Trump's in town but isn't interested in the NHS, or so it seems. And is Wales a bit too anonymous in this election campaign?

The Institute for Fiscal Studies has offered a dim view of the parties' manifestos, so what exactly is deliverable?

With Betsan on a beach, Sarah Dickins asks what makes a bigger impact on a campaign - a good performance from your leader on TV or the pledges you make in your manifesto?

Following a week of resignations, spending sprees, electoral pacts and a fair bit of good old fashioned backstabbing, former party leaders Andrew RT Davies, Caroline Jones, Carwyn Jones, Leanne Wood and Lord German tell Betsan Powys what they make of a turbulent start to the 2019 election campaign.

Introducing a new podcast in which former political leaders discuss the week in politics.