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Coming up this week on TV and radio

09 February 2018

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HIGHLIGHT: File on 4: Dying on the streets Jane Deith investigates why some terminally ill rough-sleepers are being denied end-of-life care (5/10).

Tuesday 8pm Radio 4

TELEVISION: Friday 8.30pm (BBC2) A Vicar’s Life An ageing congregation presents the clergy of Hereford diocese with two main challenges (5/6).

Sunday 5pm (BBC1) Songs of Praise Claire McCollum meets Bishop James Jones to discuss the links between Christianity and forests.

9pm (Nat Geographic) The Story of Us with Morgan Freeman The actor examines the dynamics of power and leadership.

RADIO: Sunday 6.05am (R4 FM) Something Understood Jahnavi Harrison looks at sacred plants, and how they can be seen as spiritually symbolic.

8.10am (R4) Sunday Worship. On the Sunday before Lent, a service from the London School of Theology.

3pm (R3) Choral Evensong A repeat of last week’s 1988 archive broadcast from St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle.

Wednesday 3.30pm (R3) Choral Evensong Live from New College, Oxford.

6.30pm (R4) Bridget Christie’s Utopia In the course of her quest to find her utopia, the comedian explores spirituality and meets an elderly nun, Sister Agatha.

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