HIGHLIGHT: Mary Magdalene: Art’s scarlet woman Waldemar Januszczak shows how Mary Magdalene has been one of the most reinvented figures in art.
Thursday 9pm, BBC4
TELEVISION: Sunday 3.20pm (BBC1) Songs of Praise Josie d’Arby meets trawlermen in Peterhead, and looks at musical developments in the Church 50 years ago.
Thursday 8pm (BBC2) Alone with the In-Laws The Revd Kate Bottley considers what couples can learn from their future in-laws.
RADIO: Sunday 8.10am (R4) Sunday Worship The fifth in a series of services for Lent, live from Neath Methodist Church, Wales.
9.30am (World Service) Heart and Soul The Revd David Cooper and Horacio Benitez, who were enemies in the Falklands War, try to reconcile war and faith.
3pm (R3) Choral Evensong A repeat of last Wednesday’s choral evening prayer (not BCP evensong) from Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral.
Monday to Friday 10.45pm (R3) The Essay: The long road to peace Hew Strachan looks at the aftermath of the First World War in countries such as the US, France, and Germany (1-5/5).
Monday 4.30pm (R4) Beyond Belief What part does religion have to play in a so-called “post-truth” world? (6/6).
Wednesday 3.30pm (R3) Choral Evensong live from Peterborough Cathedral.
8.45pm (R4) Lent Talks Professor Christine Done explores the ultimate destiny of the universe (5/6).