Sean Fletcher and Holly Hamilton explore the role of young people in national life. Plus whether modern life has created a loneliness epidemic.
Sean Fletcher and Holly Hamilton ask if the rich have a moral duty to help fix the climate crisis. Also, is it time to get tough on junk food?
Two 12-year-old boys have been found guilty of a machete murder in a case that has shocked the nation. Should children who murder be treated differently from adult killers?
Should we be worried that AI will steal jobs? Plus, should those with a criminal record for breaking Covid rules have the slate wiped clean? And, tips for going green this festival season.
With hosts Sean Fletcher and Holly Hamilton. As warnings are issued that jails are near capacity, we ask: Is it time to find an alternative to prisons?
As a new government gets to work, we look at the faith and ethics issues facing the next parliament. We’ll also debate whether our protest rules are too strict.
As campaigners for a four-day working week prepare a new pilot project, Sunday Morning Live asks - should we spend less time at work?
Sean Fletcher and Holly Hamilton lead discussions on the impact of immigration on the UK economy and whether athletes have a duty to use their platform for social change.
As a new report suggests the age at which people can access the state pension is too low, we ask ‘Is it time to raise the state pension age?’.
With 'buffer zones' set to come into force around abortion clinics in England and Wales, Sunday Morning Live asks whether abortion protest bans go too far.
Sean Fletcher and Holly Hamilton ask: ‘are we trying to reach net-zero too quickly?’ Plus, debate on suggestions that fewer female criminals should be sent to prison.
A debate on whether assisted dying should be legalised, after it was announced that a bill proposing this measure would be introduced to Parliament. Plus, Is it right to pay women for egg donation?
A debate on whether we expect too much of the rich, and another on new calls for the special forces to be exempt from human rights prosecutions for actions taken while fighting suspected terrorists.
Sean Fletcher and Holly Hamilton ask whether social media and smartphones should be banned for kids, and question if weight-loss jabs are the right way to get people back to work.
The home secretary said firearms officers facing trial will be given anonymity unless they are convicted. Do the police need greater protection from the law?
The health secretary will be asking ‘hard questions’ of the NHS, to ensure the extra money it was given in the budget is spent wisely. We debate ‘Is the NHS worth saving?’
Facebook and Instagram are abandoning the use of independent fact checkers because third-party moderators were seen as 'too politically biased'. Should political comment be moderated on social media?
Debates on repatriating British members of the Islamic State group and whether too many people have been diagnosed with mental health conditions.
President Donald Trump has vowed to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, so is it worthless without the USA? And is it wrong for charity bosses to earn large salaries?
The Office for National Statistics projected that nearly 10 million people will immigrate to the UK by 2032. We ask, is immigration bad for Britain?
Have workplace diversity practices gone too far? Plus, a debate on smartphone rules for kids.
After the Church of England's governing body rejected a fully independent safeguarding model to deal with abuse cases, we ask whether the Church can be trusted to police itself.
A new report suggests jailing more criminals doesn’t prevent reoffending. Sean Fletcher and Holly Hamilton ask if we've been too tough on crime.
Sean Fletcher and Holly Hamilton host the show that puts the heart and soul into Sundays, bringing faith and ethics to the discussions that matter most.
As US and Ukraine officials prepare to meet to discuss peace plans, is peace at a price better than no peace? And, the small changes that could have a big impact on the planet.
Sean Fletcher and Holly Hamilton discuss the benefits system, the future of food and how a bit more optimism could change the world.
Sir Gareth Southgate says young men are 'suffering', 'feeling isolated' and 'grappling with their masculinity'. Are young men facing a masculinity crisis?
The chancellor’s spring statement revealed big benefit cuts and spending reductions, leading to calls from some for the richest to pay more instead. Is it time for a wealth tax?
New rules on sentencing criminals from ethnic minorities were abandoned following a standoff between senior judges and the government. Should ethnicity ever be a factor in criminal justice?
After more than 100 women from different faith backgrounds sign an open letter warning of ‘insufficient safeguards’, does the proposed assisted dying legislation put some people at risk?
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Live ethical debates on topical issues. Join in online and on social media.
Sean Fletcher and Mehreen Baig host the show that puts the heart and soul into Sundays, bringing faith and ethics to the discussions that matter most.
Sean Fletcher and Carla O'Brien ask whether the UK is ready for the impact of climate change, after independent experts tell the government the UK must prepare for weather extremes.
Over 300 people have contacted the BBC with allegations of racism, corruption and bullying by police. We ask, can the police regain public trust? Also, is it time for the Anglican communion to split?
Sean Fletcher and Mehreen Baig host the show that puts the heart and soul into Sundays, bringing faith and ethics to the discussions that matter most.
Sean Fletcher and Jennifer Reoch host the show that puts the heart and soul into Sundays, bringing faith and ethics to the discussions that matter most.
After criticism of the home secretary’s asylum reforms from some charities and religious leaders, we ask, Have refugees become political scapegoats?
The government announced an extension of the 'sugar tax', which follows renewed calls from some experts for higher taxes on ultra-processed foods. We ask, can we tax our way to healthier diets?
Is citizenship a right or a privilege? Is it ever okay to drink and drive? Plus, the circus performers whose tricks don’t always go to plan.
Sean Fletcher and Holly Hamilton ask whether Britain should be more prepared for conflict and whether the Church should scrap plans to pay slavery reparations.
Sean Fletcher and Holly Hamilton debate the future of the ‘special relationship’ after a dramatic week in international relations and ask if under 16s should be banned from social media.
Campaigners have raised concerns over the home secretary’s proposed plans to expand the use of facial recognition to help detect criminals. Is the use of facial recognition going too far?
This week, we look at what’s next for two of the country’s historic institutions. How much has the monarchy been damaged by the Epstein files? And what is the future of the Church of England?
Sean Fletcher and Holly Hamilton ask whether out-of-work benefits are too generous and if the countryside should be more inclusive.
Sean Fletcher and Holly Hamilton ask whether the Equality Act should be scrapped. And should the police have greater access to firearms?
More than 20 Labour MPs have urged the government to reform the student loan system in England. Is university worth it? With Sean Fletcher and Holly Hamilton.
Sir Keir Starmer said he stands by his decision not to join the US-Israel strikes on Iran. How involved should Britain be in the Middle East conflict?
