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Lifting others, we ourselves are lifted (Thought for the Day)

22nd May 2020

This is Mental Health Awareness Week, and its theme this year is kindness. Next week is the Jewish festival of … Read more

We’ve been through too much simply to go back to where we were (Thought for the Day)

15th May 2020

When the worst of the pandemic is over, what kind of future will we seek? Will we try as far … Read more

It’s love that guides our feet along the path to joy (Thought for the Day)

14th February 2020

    TRANSCRIPT: Today is Valentine’s Day, traditionally associated with expressions of love. I wouldn’t normally speak about it because … Read more

Choose not to be a bystander but to confront racism head on (Thought for the Day)

28th November 2019

A few days ago, two Jewish children were sitting with their parents in a train on the London Underground when … Read more

Being honest to others is the best way of being honest to ourselves (Thought for the Day)

21st November 2019

This morning a ComRes survey for the BBC was published into “What We Think is Right and Wrong” in Britain … Read more

Those who love life, stay young (Thought for the Day)

20th June 2019

There was a fascinating diary piece in the press this week, about Sir David Attenborough and his fellow naturalist Desmond … Read more

“When we don’t know who we are, tigers at the door can be very scary indeed.” (Thought for the Day)

27th May 2019

  This has been a time of extraordinary turbulence in Britain and Europe. But in the middle of it, one … Read more

Never take dreams lightly. They are our route from the depressing world that is, to the hopeful world that might yet be. (Thought for the Day)

21st November 2018

There was a great story in the news this week about a man who for 44 years, every Sunday, has … Read more

Sometimes, alongside medical treatment, we need the touch of another to heal our pain (Thought for the Day)

26th October 2018

There was a very moving story this week, about one of the competitors in the Invictus Games. He was a … Read more

Neighbours are usually people like us. It’s strangers not like us we need to learn not to hate. (Thought For the Day)

19th October 2018

First broadcast on Friday 19 October 2018, on BBC Radio 4 This is National Hate Crime Awareness Week, and figures released … Read more

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