Faith in the World Week 2013

A selection of content from across the BBC for Faith in the World Week.

Drivetime's Rebecca Pike finds out how single people can save money on their food shopping.
Rebecca talks to Emma Marsh of the Love Food Hate Waste Campaign.
Paralympian Karen Darke on Living Alone Well
In the final of our Living Alone Well series, we talk to paralympian Karen Darke.
Jeremy discusses the characteristics of being an introvert with psychotherapist Andrea Perry
Jeremy discusses Plebgate, Grangemouth, introverts and dissimilar children and parents.
Drivetime's Rebecca Pike explores the pros and cons of Online Dating
Rebecca chats to relationship expert Jenny Trent Hughes about Online Dating.
Endurance athlete Lizzy Hawker on Living Alone Well.
Endurance athlete Lizzy Hawker calls the show from Kathmandu to talk about solo success.
Drivetime's Rebecca Pike Explores Solo Travel
Rebecca talks to travel advisor Ben Atkinson about the pros and cons of travelling alone.
Drivetime's Rebecca Pike talks to renting expert Matt Hutchinson
Find out how single people can reduce living costs by renting out a room in their home.
Kitesurfer Kirsty Jones on Living Alone Well
We talk to champion kitesurfer Kirsty Jones about solo success.
Pause for Thought: Shazia Mirza on Living Alone Well
Shazia tells Vanessa about some rather strange personal habits.
Adventurer Richard Parks on Living Alone Well
Today's Living Alone Well guest is the solo adventurer Richard Parks.
Pause for Thought: Tony Miles on Living Alone Well
Tony looks at the difference between being 'alone' and 'lonely'
Pause for Thought: Father Brian D'Arcy on Living Alone Well
Father Brian shares his tips on how to overcome loneliness
Super Solo Sailor Mike Perham
Mike talks to Caroline Barker about sailing and flying round the world alone
Sheena Rawlings, 60 yrs, from Woolbridge. "I've been on my own for 20 years and never looked back."
BBC RADIO SUFFOLK
Julie Caddell, 38 yrs, from York. "It's a real privilege to be able to spend time on your own and to have space and quiet."
BBC RADIO YORK
Shirley Rodgers, 78 yrs, from Redcar. "I made a pact with myself I would try to talk to 10 people a day."
BBC TEES
Brian Coomber, 54 yrs, from Longton. "Making new friends has been the key to driving me forward."
BBC RADIO STOKE
Bill Lipscomb, in his 60s from Wantage. “I tried to convince myself being alone didn’t necessarily mean I was lonely.”
BBC OXFORD
Tom Clarke, 26 yrs, from Sutton in Ashfield. “I’m never alone if I don’t want to be.”
BBC RADIO NOTTINGHAM
Janet Gershlick, 45 yrs, from Westcliff. “Houses are so full of emotions and memories”
BBC ESSEX
Nageena from Bingley. “If nobody else is listening you’ve got God.”
BBC RADIO LEEDS
Hilary Morton “Being bereaved and being alone just went hand in hand together.”
BBC RADIO GLOUCESTERSHIRE
Nick Dale, 33 yrs, from Cambridge. “It can be quite isolating because of my mobility problems.”
BBC RADIO CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Sheila Milliner, 78yrs, from Stapleton. “Women handle being on their own a lot better than they would have done 20 years ago.”
BBC RADIO BRISTOL

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