Plaid Cymru & culture of harassment, Egg freezing, Lisa Selby & Blue Bag Life, Wrexham and DJ Katie Owen

Plaid Cymru have apologised after a damning review found a culture of harassment, bullying and misogyny in the party. The Welsh nationalist party had "failed to implement a zero-tolerance approach to sexual harassment" and women had been "especially" let down. Dan Davies, the BBC Wales Political Correspondent, explains.<br /> <br /> The journalist Kohinoor Sahota tells us why as a single British Asian woman she wanted to share her story about her plans to freeze her eggs next month. Rachel Cutting, an emrbryologist in the NHS for 25 years and now Director of Compliance and Information for the Human Fertilisation &amp; Embryology Authority (HFEA) discusses the egg freezing process, and the success rate.<br /> <br /> Lisa Selby is both the subject and the co-director of a new film called Blue Bag Life. In it Lisa examines her relationships with her mother Helen, who abandoned her at 10 months old, and her partner Elliot. Both were heroin addicts, and in the same year Helen dies and Elliot relapses and ends up in prison. An artist and academic, Lisa shot thousands of videos recording her conversations and thoughts during this difficult period in her life, which have been woven together in this feature-length documentary, Lisa joins Anita, along with one of her co-directors Rebecca Lloyd-Evans. Blue Bag Life is on BBC Four on Tuesday 9 May at 10pm, and then on the iPlayer.<br /> <br /> Wrexham players and Hollywood club owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney celebrated the men's team promotion to the English Football League as well as the women's team which won promotion to the Adram Premier league. As thousands lined the streets, Katie Owen was invited to DJ on the open-top bus victory parade through the town. She explains what it was like to be part of the celebrations.<br /> <br /> Presenter: Anita Rani <br /> Producer: Dianne McGregor