Kate Bottley meets artists of different faiths who are finding common ground and a former Buddhist monk who now shares his mindfulness techniques with millions. Show more

Kate Bottley hears the inspiring stories of people working to unite the people around them, including a commmunity where the faithful are trying to bring together a diverse housing estate. Show more

Kate Bottley introduces uplifting stories of people making a new start, including a preacher who chose boxing as a way to provide a new pathway for others to follow. Show more

Kate Bottley explores the value of kindness, discovering the remarkable generosity of individuals who offer their compassion and the purest form of love to help others. Show more

Kate finds out how football has drawn fans of all backgrounds together, and how a community of churchgoers who have taken to the streets to unite a diverse housing estate. Show more

Kate Bottley speaks to people who have found the faith and courage to change their lives, including a young man who has turned his life around after a stint in prison Show more

David Grant and Connie Fisher celebrate all things Scottish as they climb the Forth Road Bridge. With music from Dunfermline Abbey and Dunblane Cathedral. Show more

Aled Jones introduces hymns and stories inspired by a subject everyone talks about. With performances by Tessera and choristers from St Mary's Music School in Edinburgh. Show more

David Grant learns how to Gregorian chant, Sally Magnusson goes cider-tasting in an ancient orchard and the Songs of Praise family try a religious retreat. 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

Music and worship. Aled Jones introduces hymns from some of London's finest churches, and recalls recent interviews with David Cameron, Jo Brand and Duncan Bannatyne. Show more

Aled Jones celebrates harvest from farm to fork, meets TV chef Marcus Wareing as he prepares an autumnal dish, and introduces hymns for harvest time.

A look at unexpected problems that threaten to knock your travels off course, including the double-booking nightmare that put a real dampener on the holidays of two families. Show more

Julia Somerville, Angela Rippon and Gloria Hunniford report on the holidaymakers who arrived at their hotels, only to discover they'd been closed for years. Show more

Just how easy is it to get through to your bank? We hear the devastating consequences for fraud victims who say they just couldn’t get hold of someone on the phone quick enough. Show more

The wedding woes of brides-to-be who have lost out thanks to the pandemic. Will the new government rules calling for refunds work? Show more

Why energy bills are leaving customers at their wits’ end, and how fraud on a big-name internet shopping site has left some customers out of pocket. Show more

Julia Somerville, Gloria Hunniford and Angela Rippon tackle a topic that drives so many drivers to distraction: parking companies. Will new rules bring them into line? Show more

The big-name holiday companies offering special cleaning services in the wake of Covid-19 - are they as pristine as they promise? And travel guru Simon Calder answers your questions. Show more

How a burst pipe and rejected insurance claim left one woman with an £86,000 repair bill, all thanks to a condition in the small print. Show more