Welsh achievers

Legendary leader against the English invaders of Britain.

Popular fashion designer

Film star

Footballer

Singer

Socialist politician who started the National Health Service

Rugby league great

Ancient British tribal Queen and warrior who revolted against the Romans

Developer of radar against Nazi Germany- crucial in the Battle of Britain- and of radio astronomy in Australia and USA

Stage actor turned film star whose ability wasn't matched by his choice of films in later career

Avant-garde musician of Velvet Underground fame

Nurse in the Crimean war who did a lot of practical good and took no nonsense from the snobbish Florence Nightingale. She was also an intrepid traveller across the world

Unbeaten, long-time world champion boxer

Gentle giant footballer, top scorer in Italy, formidable in defence and attack

Singer, TV Presenter

Olympic gold medallist, world champion and twice winner of the female Tour de France

Popular comedian from Caerphilly; with a statue there he turned out to be a local big cheese.

Rugby league great

Great medieval Welsh language poet of nature, romance and bawdy mishaps.

Very popular writer, born in Llandaff of Norwegian parentage

Actor, e.g James Bond

Medieval religious leader

Computer scientist, inventor of packet switching which led to the internet

Athlete, Olympic long jump champion

Writer

16th century mathematician, astronomer, alchemist, philosopher, adviser to Elizabeth I. Born in London of Welsh parents.

Singer

Widely considered the greatest rugby player

TV News Presenter

Film director (The Raid)

Ground-breaking Welsh nationalist politician and Welsh language campaigner

Project Leader, CERN Hadron Collider

19th century surveyor and geographer after whom the Nepalese mountain bears a name

Internationally popular sculptor, best known for his hares

Writer, e.g Pillars of the Earth

Writer, jockey

Record breaking footballer

Prime minister of Australia

Medieval freedom fighter

Nobel winning economist

Film director and artist

Wheelchair athlete, UK's most successful Paralympian

19th century scientist who created the first fuel cell

Victor of Agincourt but fought to suppress Glyndwr's Welsh revolt against the throne of England before becoming King

Having defeated dastardly Richard III to end the Wars of the Roses, brought peace and prosperity as founder of the Tudor dynasty of England and Wales

Conservative politician from Swansea

Film star

Conservative party leader

Conservative Chancellor of the Exchequer

First female US state senator, physician, women's rights activist