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God In China

Episode 3

Tim Gardam explores how the Communist Party is reconnecting with Chinas Taoist heritage and promoting it through tourism.

• 26 mins

The Last Sikh Warrior

Hardeep Singh Kohli joins Nidar Singh Nihang, Sikh master of the ancient martial art of Shastar Vidiya in search of a successor.

• 26 mins

05/11/2011 GMT

Crisis at St Paul's Cathedral - how has the Church of England responded to the protestors?

• 26 mins

Alice Herz Sommer

Another chance to hear the remarkable story of 108-year-old pianist Alice Herz Sommer.

• 26 mins

The Right Thing

Episode 1

Nobel Peace Laureate Leymah Gbowee from Liberia talks to Miriam O'Reilly.

• 26 mins

The Right Thing

Episode 2

Zimbabwean human rights campaigner Farai Maguwu talks to Miriam O'Reilly.

• 26 mins

The Right Thing

Episode 3

Why former priest Romy Tiongco is living under the shadow of death in the Philippines.

• 26 mins

Shinto

Melvyn Bragg and his guests discuss the Japanese belief system Shinto.

• 26 mins

Being Joseph

Neil Nunes explores whether the earthly father of Jesus can inspire step-fathers today.

• 26 mins

Christmas in Norway

Survivors and bereaved families facing their first Christmas since the Utoya massacre.

• 26 mins

In God We Trust

Has the religious right lost its best chance in a generation to contest the US Presidency?

• 26 mins

Survivor Stories

Holocaust survivors share their stories of optimism, resilience and faith.

• 26 mins

Fame, Blame And Shame

Episode 1

Mandy Smith, ex-wife of Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, in conversation with Michael Ford.

• 26 mins

Fame, Blame And Shame

Episode 2

The story of a shame so deep that it led to murder.

• 26 mins

Fame, Blame And Shame

Episode 3

Jide Macaulay on what it's meant for him to be Nigerian, Christian - and gay.

• 26 mins

Elif Shafak

The award-winning Turkish novelist on how Rumi, the Sufi poet, has inspired her writing.

• 26 mins

Black, British, Christian

Why are there so few Black clergy in the Church of England?

• 26 mins

India's TV Gurus

How television is changing the face of religious practise and spirituality in India.

• 26 mins

Conquering Holy Ground

What does it mean for women to take on religious roles normally reserved for men?

• 26 mins

Japan: Hope Amid The Chaos

Episode 1

Japan's rebuilding - spiritual as well as physical - one year after the tsunami.

• 26 mins

Japan: Hope Amid The Chaos

Episode 2

Japan's rebuilding - spiritual as well as physical - one year after the tsunami.

• 26 mins

Uganda: The Side Dish Issue

Who or what is to blame for the rise of HIV among married couples in Uganda?

• 26 mins

Living Along Africa's Faultlines

Episode 1

What is it like to live where Africa's Muslim North meets the Christian South?

• 26 mins

Living Along Africa's Faultlines

Episode 2

An exploration of Muslim-Christian relations in East Africa.

• 26 mins

Choosing Life

Episode 1

Mark Dowd meets Alison Davis, who has overcome her wish to die.

• 26 mins

Choosing Life

Episode 2

Mark Dowd speaks to Edward Turner, who witnessed the peaceful assisted death of his mother

• 26 mins

Absolving The Past

Episode 1

Imam Khalid Latif considers what happens when world religions change their minds.

• 26 mins

Absolving The Past

Episode 2

Imam Khalid Latif considers what happens when world religions change their minds.

• 26 mins

The Man Behind The Prophet

Ian Skelly traces the story of the enigmatic man behind best-selling classic, The Prophet.

• 26 mins

Uganda: Return of the Child Soldiers

How can former child soldiers abducted by the LRA can be helped to overcome their trauma?

• 26 mins