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Mothering Sunday - 30th Anniversary - Part One

David Grant meets Lorraine Jones, an inspirational mum, who lost her son Dwayne in a stabbing in 2014 and went on to open a gym to continue the work Dwayne had begun to support the youngsters in the Angell Town community. Since then Lorraine has become a boxing coach and is known as the community 'mum' to many of the youth based in Lambeth.

Archbishop of York Lent interview: Emily Finch

In a special three part mini-series The Archbishop of York, Dr. John Sentamu, meets three remarkable women whose faith is at the core of their lives. Here, he talks to Emily Finch.

Emily, now 25, left university with a desire to help young people. She put her savings into buying a second hand bus and set up a charity, The Bus Stop. In partnership with local churches, Emily drives her mobile youth centre around North Yorkshire and provides Christian-inspired activities for young people. Emily explains to Dr Sentamu how she took risky steps of faith to initiate the work and how that faith still inspires her.

Comic Relief

For 麻豆社 Comic Relief we are in Winscombe, Somerset at the 'Men Get Cooking Project' to meet a small group of local men, who have already completed the 6-week beginners' course. There is no stopping these budding cooks, who want to continue cooking as an activity and broaden out their portfolio of recipes. Who do we find lending a hand but comedian Milton Jones! Milton will be keeping the men on their toes with some jokes and laughs, while they rustle up a delicious Red Nose Day quiche! We hear some of the men's personal stories, and why coming to a cookery class is appealing to men of a certain age.

Mothering Sunday - 30th Anniversary - Part Two

David Grant meets Jackie Meredith who has fostered more than twenty children, whilst looking after her own family. Amongst them are three Afghan boys taken on by Jackie nine years ago when they were aged between 11 and 12. Jackie talks about what drives her and the boys, now grown up, describe how the love of Jackie has helped to make them the young men they are today.

Aftermath of Westminster attack - interview with The Rev. Rose Hudson-Wilkin

Following the terror attack on Westminster on Wednesday 22nd March, Aled Jones talks to The Rev. Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Chaplain to the Speaker of the House of Commons, about the events of that day and what comfort faith can offer to bereaved families and others affected.