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British jihadis, the plans to erect a 25 foot sword sculpture in Llanberis & do police publicity stunts make officers more approachable or is it disrespectful to the uniform? Show more
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Adam Walton meets computer pioneer Steve Furber who is planning to build a computer brain. Show more
Janice plays songs from the 1960s to today and introduces fresh new music from Wales.
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