HIGHLIGHT: Analysis: How gay became
OK
Jo Fidgen examines why British attitudes toward
homosexuality have changed.
8.30pm Radio 4 Monday
TELEVISION: Sunday 4pm (BBC1) Songs of
Praise A visit to the busiest RNLI station in Cornwall.
Tuesday 9pm (BBC2) The Bank: A matter of
life and debt The stories of customers and staff at a bank in
Huddersfield (1/3).
RADIO: Sunday 8.10am (R4) Sunday
Worship A service from Wellington College, Berkshire, which
marks the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo.
9.30am (World Service) Heart and Soul
Gary Younge looks at the expected legalisation of same-sex marriage
in the United States.
3pm (R3) Choral Evensong A repeat of
last Wednesday's service from King's College, London.
Monday to Friday 1.45pm (R4) Voices of the
First World War Dan Snow tells the story of the First World
War using archive material.
Monday to Friday 10.45pm (R3) The Essay:
Minds at war A look at how artists and thinkers, including
Virginia Woolf and Picasso, responded to the First World War.
Tuesday 9am (R4) The Life Scientific
Jim Al-Khalili talks to an expert whose special interest is bat
research and conservation (2/8).
8pm (R4) File on 4 Jane Deith
investigates the route into the UK taken by many migrants, and the
smuggling gangs involved (7/10).
Wednesday 3.30pm (R3) Choral Evensong
livefrom St Albans Cathedral.
10pm (R3) Free Thinking Philip Dodd
and guests, including Diane Abbott MP, discuss the idea of
community.