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Songs of Praise

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Songs of Praise is a BBC Television religious programme based around Christian hymns which began in October 1961. It is the most-watched British religious television programme. The first edition was broadcast from the Tabernacle Baptist Church in Cardiff, and the series is the longest-running of its kind on television anywhere in the world.

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Bradford
2001-02-04
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Bristol
2001-02-11
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Oswestry, Shropshire
2001-02-18
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St Davids, Wales
2001-02-25
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East End of London
2001-03-04
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Cambridge
2001-03-11
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Science
2001-03-18
8
Wells
2001-03-25
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Clowns
2001-04-01
10
Palm Sunday, Reading
2001-04-08
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Easter Sunday, Ripon Cathedral
2001-04-15
12
Tribute to Sir Harry Secombe
2001-04-22
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Isle of Wight
2001-04-29
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Maidenhead
2001-05-06
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The Scottish Borders
2001-05-13
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Wendy Craig
2001-05-20
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Worcester Cathedral
2001-06-03
18
English Reformed Church, Amsterdam
2001-06-10
19
Father's Day
2001-06-17
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St Paul's Anglican Fellowship
2001-06-24
21
Beautiful Churches, Saxon and Norman
2001-07-01
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Beautiful Churches, Gothic
2001-07-08
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Beautiful Churches, Post-Reformation
2001-07-15
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Across the Kingdom
2001-07-22
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Across the World
2001-07-29
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The Newsmakers
2001-08-05
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The Spa Complex, Scarborough
2001-08-12
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Padstow Harbour, Cornwall
2001-08-19
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'Roses' from Belfast
2001-08-26
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Winter Gardens, Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire
2001-09-02
31
Sacred Gardens
2001-09-09
32
Vigil for America
2001-09-16
33
Eden Project
2001-09-23
34
40th Anniversary
2001-10-07
35
Worcester Cathedral
2001-10-14
36
St. Mary Magdalene Church, Taunton
2001-10-21
37
An evening with Sir David Frost
2001-10-28
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Ripon
2001-11-04
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Songs of Praise
2001-11-11
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St. Cecilia
2001-11-18
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The Tower of London
2001-11-25
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Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
2001-12-09
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New York
2001-12-16
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Southwell
2001-12-23
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Manchester Evening News Arena
2001-12-30