Sunday 19 July BBC One – The Rev. Kate Bottley is in Derbyshire to hear the story of Eyam, a village where 355 years ago two vicars began a lockdown that led to a third of parishioners dying, but which saved the north of England from the spread of the bubonic plague. Sean Fletcher sees how a Christian charity is helping homeless people in Derby, and a furniture restorer describes his transformation from addiction to faith in God. With hymns from across the UK, recorded before lockdown. We’re on

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