HIGHLIGHT: Windrush: Portraits of a generation The sitters of an art project commissioned by the King, many of whom are in their nineties, speak of their experiences.
Thursday 7.45pm, BBC2
TELEVISION: Sunday 1.15pm (BBC1) Songs of Praise Sean Fletcher visits Heaton’s Men in Sheds, in St Paul’s, Stockport, and a Ukrainian family in England celebrate Father’s Day with their father in Ukraine by video call.
Monday 9pm (BBC1) Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland The Good Friday agreement is finalised (5/5).
RADIO: Friday 11am (R4 FM) Fit for Work Why have successive governments failed to close the disability employment gap? (3/3)
11.30am (World Service) Heart and Soul Gay Christians are campaigning against conversion therapy in Switzerland.
Sunday 8.10am (R4) Sunday Worship A service from St John’s, Glastonbury, to celebrate the spiritual dimension of the Glastonbury Festival.
1.30pm (R4) The Archbishop Interviews Archbishop Welby’s guest is the Afghan human-rights campaigner Zarifa Ghafari (3/6).
3pm (R3) Choral Evensong A repeat of this week’s live service from King’s College, Cambridge.
8pm (R2) Windrush 75 The Chinkeke! Orchestra performs at the Royal Albert Hall. Recorded on 9 June.
Monday 11am (R4 FM) Windrush: A family divided Professor Robert Beckford and his wife discuss health (3/4).
Tuesday 11am (R4 FM) Fever: The hunt for Covid’s origin A year into the pandemic, a team from the World Health Organization visit Wuhan (4/8).
Wednesday 4pm (R3) Choral Evensong Live from Ely Cathedral.