People and stories at the heart of the British countryside. John Craven visits Hull, which bore the brunt of the cod wars with Iceland, to find out how it changed local fishing. Show more

People and the stories at the heart of the British countryside. Tom Heap tries wakeboarding, Adam Henson is in Sherwood Forest and Diane Louise Jordan is coasteering in Wales. Show more

HRH The Prince of Wales talks to Diane Louise Jordan about his concerns for persecuted Christians around the world and the radicalisation of young Muslims in Britain. Show more

Diane Louise Jordan discovers how the story of Christianity is portrayed through the ancient tradition of the Chester Mystery Plays. Show more

Diane Louise Jordan joins the St Albans festival procession to discover the stories behind St Neots and St Bees. Hymns include Make Me a Channel of Your Peace. Show more

David Grant and Diane Louise Jordan find out the connection between a famous holiday camp and the church and explore what makes one hymn the nation's favourite. Show more

Diane Louise Jordan interviews Alpha Course pioneer Rev Nicky Gumbel, and visits churches taking new initiatives to invite people in. Show more

Diane Louise Jordan stays up all night to meet people who go to work while most of the country sleeps. Includes hymns and performances with a night-time theme. Show more

Diane Louise Jordan discovers what the church is doing to future-proof itself and introduces hymns and songs that celebrate the past, present and future.

Diane Louise Jordan visits the UK's only island city to meet the novice sailors on a tall-ship fit for a queen, and gets to grips with some strange sea creatures. Show more

Chef Brian Turner takes celebrities back to their youths, using the power of food to jog colourful memories. Diane Louise Jordan takes a trip to her childhood. Show more

For Mothering Sunday, Diane Louise Jordan meets a mother who chose to adopt rather than have biological children. Plus a performance of Danny Boy from Celtic Woman. Show more

For the start of Holy Week Pam Rhodes visits Liverpool Cathedral for the final rehearsals of their Passion Play. Plus congregational hymns especially for Palm Sunday. Show more

Gospel singer Ruby Turner surprises the passengers at Birmingham New Street Station with a flash mob-style performance of Gospel classic This Train. Show more

Sally and Diane are in Glasgow for the final countdown to the Commonwealth Games, with stirring, patriotic hymns to get you in the mood. Show more

Josie d'Arby takes to the water at Cornwall's busiest RNLI station, Diane Louise Jordan joins a choir of fishwives, and rising opera star Angel Blue remembers her father. Show more

Why some families are mounting a legal challenge to save their pets. Why has a mass for gay Catholics been scrapped? And the V&A task force protecting treasures from thieves. Show more