Sunday Morning Live explores the danger posed by radical preacher Anjem Choudary.

Should it be made easier for radicalised young Muslims to return to the UK and reform?

Will the presence of more armed police officers on the street make the UK safer?

How should faith leaders in the UK respond to the killing of Father Jacques Hamel?

Jane Hill and a panel of guests discuss the moral and ethical issues of the day.

After the Nice attack, Naga Munchetty discusses whether such events unite or divide us.

Lord Grade explains why he's cracking down on charities using high pressure sales methods.

Frederick Forsyth explains why he's written a poem in tribute to the soldiers of the Somme

Discussion series with Naga Munchetty. Topics include the shocking death of Jo Cox.

Should Britain join air strikes in Syria? Plus an interview with comedian Omid Djalili.

How should Britain react to the attacks in Paris? Is addiction an illness?

Sian Williams and guests discuss the moral and ethical issues of the day.

Sian Williams and a panel of guests discuss Britain's relationship with China.

Do you ever hide your faith? Could you marry outside your religion?

Is it wrong for doctors to strike? Has the fight for women's rights been won?

Is Britain racist? Should we design our babies? Can religion cure loneliness?

Have charities lost our trust? Should celebrity defendants be named?

Do we need a new national anthem? Who should care for people with Alzheimer's.

Sian Williams and a panel of guests discuss whether we should negotiate with ISIS.

Has immigration eroded British values? Sian Williams and guests consider the issue.

Should private drug use be legalised? Should Britain pay compensation for the Empire?

Should it be legal to pay for sex? Does social media bring out the worst in us?

Do nuclear weapons keep us safe?

Should Britain be a safe haven for migrants? Should toddlers be taught about sex?

Sian Williams and her panel of guests discuss ethical and religious topics.