Stories, memories and programmes which marked 50 years since the disaster, when 116 children and 28 adults were killed by an avalanche of coal waste.
Coal was king. But it was about to exact a terrible price on one small community.
Three young classmates head to school on a misty morning that changes their lives forever
Rescuers race against the clock in an urgent search for survivors.
The last survivors are rescued as the full horror of what has happened becomes clear.
What happened at Aberfan & why? The Aberfan Disaster Tribunal seeks to establish the facts
Jeff Edwards walks us through how the people of Aberfan came to terms with their tragedy
Felicity Evans meets some of the journalists who reported on the Aberfan disaster.
An award-winning edition marking the fiftieth anniversary of the Aberfan Disaster.
Tony had moved away from Aberfan - but lost his best friend, aged 8, in the disaster
Iwan England on the heartbreak and fight for justice that followed the disaster.
David Evans, the first to ring 999, remembers events as they unfoldeded 50 years ago
David Davies from Aberfan, who was 8 at the time of the disaster, remembers that day
Joe was living in the Rhondda; he and his friends joined the rescue attempt at the school
Stan, who hasn't spoken about his experience since 1966, felt he had to do something
Aged 8, buried alive for 90 minutes. Steve Humphries pays tribute to "a remarkable man"
The archive reports stand the test of time, but some of the reporting was less sensitive.
Dai Smith asks what meaning might be found in the deaths of so many people at Aberfan.
The American photojournalist who photographed a community in mourning, remembers Aberfan
Steve Humphries on the stories of 'Surviving Aberfan'. Hettie's quick thinking saved lives
Marilyn, who lost her daughter in the disaster, later set up the Aberfan Wives group.
The actress, star of a new Aberfan drama, remembers being part of the TV tribute in 1966
Brian, the first reporter to broadcast from Aberfan - tells the story of that terrible day
Gaynor Madgwick on how her the Aberfan disaster shattered her parents' faith.
Survivor Karen Thomas and teacher Hettie Williams recall rescues at Pant Glas school
