This week our music comes from Janet Devlin, a singer songwriter whose latest album ‘Emotional Rodeo’ explores her love of country music. Tune in to watch her very special performance. Sunday / BBC One / 10:30 #BBCSML

We’ll be joined by Dr Belle Tindall-Riley to discuss her new book ‘The Sacred Ache’ all about explorations of spiritualism. She’ll tell us how Glastonbury Festival’s healing fields inspired her writing. Don't miss it! #BBCSML

Climate change can sometimes feel like a distant problem, but some scientists say its effects could end up much closer to home, even on our plates! Dr Paul Behrens will tell us which foods might start changing and reveal how we can all create a more sustainable future. #BBCSML

We’re celebrating Day of the Dead, a Mexican feast day that remembers loved ones. We’ll be making traditional head dresses and learning about the significance of hot chocolate. Don't miss it! Sunday / BBC One / 10:30 #BBCSML

This week on Sunday Morning Live; 📖 A look at some of the week’s biggest stories 🍏 The foods that could be impacted by climate change 🌹 A celebration of the Day of the Dead 🎶 Music from singer songwriter Janet Devlin BBC One / Sunday / 10:30

On Sunday we’ll learn about a festival celebrating the eternal bond between family, and we want you to share pictures with us of the family members who mean the most to you.  Send us a picture with a message for them to [email protected] 
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The TUC have called on the government to introduce a “social tariff” on banks to ease the cost of some energy bills.  We ask ‘Do big businesses have a responsibility to help with the cost of living?’ What do you think?

Buckingham Palace have said that King Charles's upcoming Caribbean tour will not shy away from "the darkest days of our past” we’ll be asking ‘How should the UK address its role in the slave trade?’ Let us know your views

We’ll be joined by Michael Weston King @MWestonKing to talk about his deeply personal new album, Nothing Can Hurt Me Anymore, exploring themes of grief, loss and remembrance. #BBCSML

Author Zack Ubi joins us in the studio to discuss his journey to faith, the story behind his chart-topping book, and how he uses social media to inspire others around faith, purpose and mental well-being. #BBCSML

We’ll be joined by Dr Renee Tonkin, founder of Science Owl, to discover how fun, hands-on activities are inspiring children to explore sustainability and climate education. #BBCSML

We’ll be meeting the founders of the Black Child Down Syndrome Project @bcds_project to hear how they’re raising awareness, championing representation and supporting families of children with Down’s syndrome. Sunday / BBC One / 10:30 #BBCSML

This week on Sunday Morning Live; 📖 A look at the week’s biggest stories 🌱 How hands-on science inspires children to explore sustainability 🎶 Music from Michael Weston King and his moving new album 📚 Zack Ubi on faith and his chart-topping book BBC One / Sunday / 10:30

Pioneering pianist, composer and chart-topping Classical Soul artist Alexis Ffrench will perform his brand new single. Tune in to watch his very special performance. Sunday / BBC One / 10:30 #BBCSML

The Celebrity Traitors is back! Here to give us an insight into the gameplay series 2 faithful, Jazatha Christie, AKA Jazz Singh, joins us in the studio.

As Wiccans begin preparing for Samhain, Wiccan witch and author Dr Rebecca Beattie joins us to explain the traditions and symbolism behind one of the most important festivals in the pagan calendar. Don't miss it! Sunday / BBC One / 10:30 #BBCSML

This week on Sunday Morning Live; 📖A look at some of the week’s biggest stories 🎃A Celebration of Samhain, a pagan festival marking the end of the harvest season 🎶A musical symphony composed by plants 🏰An interview with Traitors faithful Jaz Singh AKA Jazatha Christie

Some countries in Europe have bans on full face coverings in public, but should there be similar laws here?  We’ll ask; ‘Should full face coverings be banned in public?’ What do you think?

After a green energy entrepreneur called some net zero policies a “colossal waste of money” we ask; ‘Is aiming for net zero bad for the economy?’ Let us know your views

This week our music comes from Renell Shaw, an Ivor Novello Award winner who has written for Rudimental and performed alongside Jess Glynne. He’ll perform a track form his new album. Tune in to watch his very special performance. Sunday / BBC One / 10:30 #BBCSML