HIGHLIGHT: Andrew Marr's Great Scots: The writers
who shaped a nation A portrait of the early-19th-century
novelist Sir Walter Scott.
BBC2 9.15pm Saturday
TELEVISION
Saturday 8.15pm (BBC2) Ancient Egypt:
Life and Death in the Valley of the Kings Joann Fletcher
investigates (1/2).
Sunday 5.30pm (BBC1) Songs of Praise
Pam Rhodes visits Leeds and speaks to hip-hop artist Testament.
Monday 7pm (BBC1) The Royal Edinburgh
Military Tattoo Pomp and circumstance from Edinburgh Castle,
with the theme of homecoming.
Wednesday 10pm (BBC2) Some Vicars with
Jokes repeat from BBC4.
11pm (C4) Addicts' Symphony James
McConnel leads musicians with addictions in a performance with the
LSO.
RADIO
Sunday 7am (R2) Good Morning Sunday
Clare Balding presents a special edition from the Greenbelt
Festival.
8.10am (R4) Sunday Worship A service
from the Keswick Convention in the Lake District, led by Jonathan
Lamb.
3pm (R3) Choral Evensong Last
Wednesday's service from the Edington Festival.
Monday 4.30pm (R4 FM) Beyond Belief
Ernie Rae discusses faith based charities with his guests
(2/8).
Tuesday 10pm (R3) False Conception:
Female Sexuality in Victorian England Fern Riddell considers
Victorian attitudes to sex and women's respectability.
3.30pm (R3) Choral Evensong from the
Chapel of Cheltenham College.
Thursday 9.45pm (R3) Faith without God
Michael Goldfarb discusses secular thought-systems (1/2).