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 We start a long journey to the heart of Wales, and wonder what life without national borders might be like.

16 Feb
2012

Saturday 18th February

5.30pm BBC Radio 4 The Bottom Line
In a special edition, Evan Davis meets the young entrepreneurs already making their mark.
Watch: How do you get people to visit your website?

Copyrighted Image Fionadeaton | Dreamstime.com Chepstow Bridge BBC Radio Wales, 1.30pm, Sunday

Sunday 19th February

1.30pm BBC Radio Wales Histories Of Wales
Starting an history of Wales reaching across television and radio, Bill Jones shows how has migration shaped the nation?
Vote for your Welsh icon

Monday 20th February

12.15am BBC Radio 4 Thinking Allowed
Laurie Taylor and the OU's Engin Isin picture a world without borders. Also: why do men cheat?
Citizens without frontiers

Wednesday 22nd February

4.00pm BBC Radio 4 Thinking Allowed

Thursday 23rd February

8.30pm BBC Radio 4 The Bottom Line

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