Episode 9
Should protesters be sued? Should you be willing to die for your faith? Are unwanted advances just part of life? Ben Stewart, Ajmal Masroor and Vicky Beeching join the debate.
On Sunday, March 3rd, The Big Questions comes live from Samuel Ryder Academy in Southampton. Nicky Campbell will be asking: Should protesters be sued? Should you be willing to die for your faith? And, are unwanted advances just part of life? Amongst those taking part will be Ben Stewart from Greenpeace; Ajmal Masroor from the Muslim Council of Britain; the theologian Vicky Beeching; the psychologist Dr Glenn Wilson; and the writer and broadcaster Liz Fraser.
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The Big Questions featured in this episode
Should protesters be sued?
Should you be willing to die for your faith?
And, are unwanted advances just part of life?
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April 7th Oxford
April 14th Cambridge
April 28th Birmingham - For the live show in the morning or the pre-recorded special in the afternoon
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Nicky Campbell |
| Director | Rob Hopkin |
Broadcast
- Sun 3 Mar 201310:00
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The last edition of this series will be on Sunday June 11th.
