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Tony hears about the remarkable story of Jane Haining, the Scottish missionary who died in Auschwitz after refusing to abandon Jewish children.

As Addiction Awareness Week draws to a close, David Harper, former Glasgow City Mission worker and now Associate Pastor, shares what he’s learned from years of supporting people through addiction

Tony’s Spiritual Life guest is Keith Getty, whose music has become the soundtrack of worship for millions worldwide. But what shaped the man behind the hymns? They talk childhood dreams, faith, and the power of song.

Joining Tony on the Faith Forum is Policy advocate and Scottish Hindu Foundation advisor Ravi Ladva, Chair of the Edinburgh Interfaith Association and Emeritus Professor Joe Goldblatt, and educationalist and practicing Catholic Rosa Murray.

The Autumn Budget promised stability and shared responsibility, but when do we compromise for the sake of keeping the peace, and when do we stand firm on principle?

They’ll also be talking about Scams – they cost hundreds of millions, but the real damage is to trust and confidence. How do we protect ourselves without living in fear? And when trust is shattered, how do we rebuild it?

And should school pupils have the right to opt out of religious observance? A new Bill says parents can decide, but campaigners say that’s not enough.