HIGHLIGHT: Kumbh Mela: The greatest show on
earth A documentary about the Hindu festival where 100 million
pilgrims gather for ritual bathing in the Ganges.
BBC2 9pm Tuesday
TELEVISION
Sunday 4.30pm (BBC1) Songs of Praise
Diane Louise Jordan looks at why certain towns and villages are
associated with saints.
9pm (BBC2) The Mystery of Rome's X
Tombs A mass grave of more than 2000 skeletons was found
recently in one of the catacombs in Rome. Michael Scott
investigates.
RADIO
Saturday 8.30pm (BBC World Service) Heart
and Soul Will Grant looks at how faith has helped victims of
people-trafficking (2/2).
Sunday 8.10am (R4) Sunday Worship A
service from the Keswick Convention in Cumbria.
3.30pm (R3) A repeat of last week's Choral
Vespers from Buckfast Abbey.
7.45pm (R4) Opening Lines: Looking sadly
out of windows A short story about a young girl who adopts St
John the Baptist as her role-model (2/3).
Monday to Friday 9.45am (R4 FM only) The
Pink Sari Revolution Extracts from a book about a group
fighting for women's rights in India, and its founder, Sampat Pal
Devi.
8pm (R4) The Bishop and the Bankers
Bishop James Jones looks at how banks can build a culture of virtue
into their structures (2/3).
Tuesday 3.30pm (R4) The Philosopher's
Arms Matthew Sweet holds a philosophical debate on free will
with a live audience in a pub (1/4).
Wednesday 3.30pm (R3) Choral Evensong
live from Gloucester Cathedral.