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Roy Jenkins presents the first of two special programmes to mark the 40th birthday of ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Radio Wales. All Things Considered has been here almost from the beginning. Week by week, we’ve explored big national and global events, discussed moral and ethical issues, and profiled life-changing initiatives in the communities of Wales. Always we’ve sought to reflect from a perspective of faith. Although we have our lighter moments, for sure, sharing celebrations, telling stories of courage and achievement, exploring how religious belief can be maintained in a huge variety of situations, we confess from the start that since this tiny selection reflects some of the most significant news events of the period, there’s not a great deal of laughter on offer. We hope you’ll find, though, that what you hear will be worth remembering. This week we hear from individuals involved in 9/11, the Iraq War, from Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the South African Peace and Reconciliation Talks; from Gordon Wilson on the death of his daughter in the Enniskillen bomb; and from two ministers who witnessed first hand the tragedy of the Aberfan disaster.