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This week the government across England. This is part of the solution to tackle the growing obesity issue facing the UK. A quarter of British adults are now thought to be obese. The NHS spends around £5billion a year on treating conditions linked to obese patients.ÌýProf Dame Sally Davies, Chief Medical Officer for England, that "we may need to introduce a sugar tax".Ìý

Would you support a new tax? Should we pay more for unhealthy foods?ÌýOr, would this be a case of a nanny state telling us what we should eat?

You can have your say by or live via SMS during Sunday's programme:ÌýShould there be a ‘fat tax’ on sugary drinks and fast food?

Our guests this week are:

AN Wilson – Writer of ‘God’s Funeral’ and ‘Jesus: A Life’

Cristina Odone – Novelist and journalist / former Editor of Catholic Herald

Davis Lewin – Henry Jackson Society

Hardeep Singh Kohli – comedian and broadcaster

Usama Hasan – Quilliam Foundation

Vicky Beeching – theologian and writer

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EastEnders actress June Brown joins Sian live in the studio to talk about her remarkable life.

Like her character, Dot Branning, June finds real strength in her faith.Ìý She will talk about her Christian religion and how she went from serving in the Wrens to being one of Britain’s best-loved soapstars.

as militants battle with pro-government forces.ÌýFollowing the 2003 invasion of Iraq, some argue the current crisis is partly of our own making – something the Prime Minister at the time . Ìý

At home, the current PM Ìý if an "extreme Islamist regime" is created in central Iraq – with the danger of British jihadists fighting there returning and endangering our security. The government says British military action in Iraq is not on the table but does Britain have a moral duty to intervene?

This week, the Archbishop of Canterbury was in Rome meeting with .

The Pope has made the headlines with acts of humility, shunning extravagance and beginning reforms of the Vatican. Similarly, Archbishop Welby has been high profile, talking about everything from money lenders to tweeting. ÌýHow much is style important to a religious leader – and should they focus on prayer not politics?Ìý