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Week ahead

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28 March 2014

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HIGHLIGHT: The Pope's Revolution: Panorama On theeve of the Queen's trip to the Vatican, Jane Corbin visits Argentina, the Pope's birthplace, to find out what drives him.

BBC1 10.35pm Wednesday

 

TELEVISION

Sunday 4.45pm (BBC1) Songs of Praise Aled Jones presents a Mothering Sunday special.

9pm  (BBC2) Louis Theroux's LA Stories: Edge of life The presenter meets patients in the US who are receiving end-of-life treatment (2/3).

Monday 9pm  (BBC3) Life and Death Row A look at the law students in Houston who try to save the lives of prisoners on death row (3/3).

10pm  (BBC2) Rev Rumour spreads that Smallbone has conducted a gay wedding (2/6).

 

RADIO

Sunday 6.05am (R4) Something Understood Mark Tully examines the part played by temptation in spiritual and secular life.

7am  (R2) Good Morning Sunday Claire Balding talks to Philomena Lee, whose story was told in the film Philomena.

8.10am  (R4) Sunday Worship A celebration of Mothering Sunday from St George's College, Weybridge.

3pm  (R3) Choral Evensong Last Wednesday's service from Bristol Cathedral.

3pm  (R4) The Divine Comedy A dramatisation ofDante Alighieri's epic poem (1/3).

Monday 4.30pm  (R4) Beyond Belief Ernie Rea and guests assess the part played by religious nationalism in Indian politics (11/12).

Wednesday 3.30pm  (R3) Choral Evensong live from St Paul's Cathedral.

8.45pm  (R4) Lent Talks Lord Adonis talks about "people power" (4/6).

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