Fuad Nahdi's guest appearances

Fuad Nahdi

Sunday

Last Word

Bob Holman

Helen Taylor-Thompson

Stephen Cleobury

Fidel Castro

John Horton

Martin Landau

Catherine Wybourne

Dennis Banks

Adrian Cadbury

Aaron Klug

Marguerite Patten

Christopher Bland

Charles Kennedy

Al Alvarez

Herbert Kretzmer

OwlTail

As the UK adapts to the social restrictions during the Covid-19 pandemic, Edward Stourton looks at the impact it is having on grieving families at funerals.How do you greet people in a time of social distancing?  Shaunaka Rishi Das, Director of the Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies, tells Edward about the Hindu greeting known as the Namaste.Yahya Birt and the Bishop of Bradford, Toby Howarth pay tribute to the former Editor of Q News, Fuad Nahdi, who died last weekend.And why is Brazil's President keeping Churches open when the rest of the country is shutting down?  Katy Watson explains.Producers:   Amanda Hancox                    Rosie Dawson

As the UK adapts to the social restrictions during the Covid-19 pandemic, Edward Stourton looks at the impact it is having on grieving families at funerals. How do you greet people in a time of social distancing? Shaunaka Rishi Das, Director of the Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies, tells Edward about the Hindu greeting known as the Namaste. Yahya Birt and the Bishop of Bradford, Toby Howarth pay tribute to the former Editor of Q News, Fuad Nahdi, who died last weekend. And why is Brazil's President keeping Churches open when the rest of the country is shutting down? Katy Watson explains. Producers: Amanda Hancox Rosie Dawson

Covid-19 Funerals; Charity Funding; Fuad Nahdi

Betty Williams

Sol Kerzner

Kenny Rogers

Picture Betty WilliamsMatthew Bannister on: Fuad Nahdi, the journalist, commentator and campaigner named as one of the world’s 500 most influential Muslims. Sol Kerzner, the South African businessman who made a fortune from hotels and casinos and built the controversial Sun City resort under apartheid.Betty Williams, the office receptionist from Belfast who teamed up with Mairead Corrigan to campaign for peace and won the Nobel Peace Prize.Kenny Rogers, one of America’s greatest country singers known for hits like “Lucille” and “Ruby Don’t Take Your Love To Town.”Interviewed guest: Abdul-Rehman MalikInterviewed guest: Bishop Toby HowarthInterviewed guest: Paul MartinInterviewed guest: Chris RyderInterviewed guest: Garth CartwrightInterviewed guest: Bob Harris Producer: Neil George

Picture Betty WilliamsMatthew Bannister on: Fuad Nahdi, the journalist, commentator and campaigner named as one of the world’s 500 most influential Muslims. Sol Kerzner, the South African businessman who made a fortune from hotels and casinos and built the controversial Sun City resort under apartheid. Betty Williams, the office receptionist from Belfast who teamed up with Mairead Corrigan to campaign for peace and won the Nobel Peace Prize. Kenny Rogers, one of America’s greatest country singers known for hits like “Lucille” and “Ruby Don’t Take Your Love To Town.”Interviewed guest: Abdul-Rehman Malik Interviewed guest: Bishop Toby Howarth Interviewed guest: Paul Martin Interviewed guest: Chris Ryder Interviewed guest: Garth Cartwright Interviewed guest: Bob Harris Producer: Neil George

Betty Williams, Dr Fuad Nahdi, Sol Kerzner,  Kenny Rogers