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Diarmaid MacCulloch examines the concept of scepticism in Western Christianity and challenges the idea that faith has ebbed away in the face of science and reason. Show more
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First broadcast: on BBC Two Wales (Analogue)Latest broadcast: on BBC HD
Pete Owen Jones presents the definitive guide to faith on Earth. Here, he travels to Australasia to explore tribal faiths. Show more
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First broadcast: on BBC FourLatest broadcast: on BBC Four HD
Diarmaid MacCulloch explores Eastern Orthodox Christianity's fight for survival, having withstood threats from Islam, Catholicism and communism. Show more
As Sikhs worldwide celebrate the annual festival of Vaisakhi, Britain's Maharajah tells the little-known story of an iconic figure in Anglo Sikh history, Maharajah Duleep Singh. Show more
Dr Saleyha Ahsan meets prominent British Muslims undertaking 16 hour fasting days throughout July and talks to Dr Michael Mosley whose health was transformed by a fasting diet. Show more
Reverend Kate Bottley re-opens the case against the Bible's greatest villain, Judas Iscariot. In Jerusalem she visits the places associated with his betrayal and death. Show more
Fern Britton talks to Nicholas Parsons as he shares anecdotes from his 70 years on radio, stage and screen, revealing how his faith was tested by his wartime experiences. Show more
Stand-up comedian Shappi Khorsandi looks at the way in which food from Muslim countries has helped revolutionise the British palate. Show more
In the first of a four-part series, Fern Britton talks to Ann Widdecombe, whose feisty public approach as a politician once earned her the title of 'Doris Karloff'. Show more
In the third of her Advent interviews, Fern Britton speaks to Russell Watson, who went from singing in working men's clubs to performing for presidents and royalty. Show more
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First broadcast: on BBC FourLatest broadcast: on BBC Four HD
Diarmaid MacCulloch explores the rise of Roman Catholicism. How did a small Jewish sect become western Europe's established religion? Show more
For his New Year Rosh Hashanah message the Chief Rabbi, Lord Jonathan Sacks, puts the case for religion as a vital antidote to what he sees as a crisis in British society. Show more
Boyzone's Shane Lynch talks to Fern Britton about the highs and lows of life as a member of one of the most successful boy bands in history. Show more
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, delivers his annual New Year message for the final time before stepping down from the role after 10 years in office.
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First broadcast: on BBC One HDLatest broadcast: on BBC One Channel Islands
Aled Jones celebrates the second Sunday in Advent at the Holy Cross church in Greenford, Middlesex. With a performance of The Prayer by Jonathan and Charlotte. Show more
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First broadcast: on BBC One Northern IrelandLatest broadcast: on BBC One Scotland
Russell Watson explores how his native Salford has changed since artist LS Lowry painted the industrial town. Russell also performs Jerusalem. Show more
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First broadcast: on BBC One HDLatest broadcast: on BBC One Wales
David Grant joins in the festive preparations on the Isle of Man and introduces some Manx carols and Advent hymns from the Cathedral of St German in Peel.
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First broadcast: on BBC One WestLatest broadcast: on BBC One Wales
Aled Jones takes part in the Great Knaresborough Charity Bed Race, finds out how this eccentric annual event changes lives and introduces saxophonist Christian Forshaw.
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First broadcast: on BBC One ScotlandLatest broadcast: on BBC One Wales
For Palm Sunday, Aled Jones introduces hymns for Holy Week from Knaresborough where he traces the 800-year-old origins of the annual Royal Maundy service. Show more
Music and worship. Aled Jones seeks out stories of triumph over adversity, past and present, and reveals the secret wartime location for the popular Daily Service broadcast.
