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Sunday Morning Live: Series 6

Sian Williams

Hardeep Singh Kholi

Jackie Stewart

Caoimhe Cassidy

Muireann McGinty

Sarah Carson

Kuljinder Khaila

Mirabela al-Shaikh

Myriam Francois-Cerrah

Michael Nazir-Ali

Laura Janner-Klausner

Sue Lloyd Roberts

Guzzy Khan

Douglas Murray

Mavis Hyman

Michael Price

Donald Bloxham

Sunday Morning Live: Series 6: Episode 3

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Sian Williams and guests discuss battling terrorism ten years on from the London bombings.

Sian Williams and guests discuss battling terrorism ten years on from the London bombings. Racing legend Jackie Stewart talks to Hardeep Singh Kohli on British Grand Prix weekend.

Are we too selfish to be donors? 

In the past ten years, there has been a 40 per cent decline in new blood donors, and while stem cell transplants from adult donors are the last hope for patients with blood cancers, more than 400 patients die each year because they lack a suitable donor. But why are we so reluctant to donate? Have our busy lives eradicated our generosity towards those in need? Are we too selfish to be donors? 

Mirabela al-Shaikh's son Omar lost his battle with leukaemia one week before the programme, when a donor could not be found in time. She speaks about the losing battle. BBC Journalist and acute myeloid leukaemia patient Sue Lloyd Roberts shares an exclusive update about her own quest for a stem cell donor.

Panel: 
Journalist and researcher Myriam Francois-Cerrah
Former Anglican bishop of Rochester and former HFEA member Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali
Senior Rabbi to the Movement for Reform Judaism Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner 
Journalist and acute myeloid leukaemia patient Sue Lloyd Roberts 


How should Britain combat extremism? 

In the run-up to the commemorations of the tenth anniversary of the 7/7 bombings, prime minister David Cameron has called on Britain to be 'more intolerant of intolerance'. The week also saw the launch of new counter-extremism requirements for teachers in schools.

Teachers' unions have spoken out about confusion and nervousness in the classroom. Is this the right way to fight extremism? Or do strategies like Prevent further ostracise already marginalised minorities? Teacher Guzzy Khan shares his thoughts on counterterrorism in the classroom. 

Panel:
Journalist and commentator Douglas Murray
Mavis Hyman, who lost her daughter Miriam in the 7/7 bombings, talks about the campaign to tackle extremism in schools


Hardeep Singh Koli talks religion and racing with Formula 1 legend Sir Jackie Stewart on the morning of the British Grand Prix.


Is future genocide inevitable? 

It has been 20 years since the massacre in Srebrenica, and in the intervening years, the world has seen continued campaigns of violence inflicted on innocent civilians. But when it comes to genocide, what motivates neighbours to turn on each other? Has something evolved in the human psyche that gives rise to such atrocities? Is genocide inevitable?

Panel: 
Evolutionary psychologist at Brunel University Dr Michael Price
Genocide studies expert Prof Donald Bloxham 

To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Salvation Army, a six-piece Salvation Army band play out the programme with a rousing rendition of Star Lake March.

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Sian Williams and an opinionated panel of guests tackle the week's big moral, ethical and religious issues.

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