Heart of the Matter was broadcast late on Sunday evenings, usually alternating with the similarly themed Everyman, though the latter tended to have more of a religious focus. Both programmes were cancelled[3] in the 2000s following a revamp of BBC output.
References
^Summers, Sue (18 May 1994). "Ms Bakewell gets to the heart of the matter: The BBC's award-winning presenter of the old school tells Sue Summers what's gone wrong in the corporation". The Independent. Independent Print Limited. Archived from the original on 9 May 2022. Retrieved 4 August 2012.
^Moore, Matthew (21 June 2009). "BBC's appointment of Muslim as head of religion is 'worrying', Anglicans warn". The Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 4 August 2012.
heart, matter, series, heart, matter, british, television, debate, series, that, aired, from, 1979, 2000, presented, variously, joan, bakewell, helena, kennedy, david, jessel, subject, matter, often, concerned, with, religious, ethical, issues, topics, covered. Heart of the Matter is a British television debate series that aired on BBC One from 1979 to 2000 Presented variously by Joan Bakewell Helena Kennedy QC and David Jessel 1 its subject matter was often concerned with religious or ethical issues Topics covered include subjects as diverse as substance abuse the effects of anti personnel landmines and homosexuality Bakewell would usually chair an in studio debate in which invited guests would discuss the edition s chosen topic An edition from 1996 hosted by Joan Bakewell The Heart of the Matter God Under the Microscope featured a debate on science and religion and included as guests David Starkey Mary Warnock Wentzel van Huyssteen Richard Dawkins Polish Roman Catholic priest and 2008 Templeton Prize winner 2 cosmologist Prof Michael Heller and James Watson Heart of the Matter was broadcast late on Sunday evenings usually alternating with the similarly themed Everyman though the latter tended to have more of a religious focus Both programmes were cancelled 3 in the 2000s following a revamp of BBC output References Edit Summers Sue 18 May 1994 Ms Bakewell gets to the heart of the matter The BBC s award winning presenter of the old school tells Sue Summers what s gone wrong in the corporation The Independent Independent Print Limited Archived from the original on 9 May 2022 Retrieved 4 August 2012 The Templeton Prize Previous Winners Templetonprize org Retrieved 5 March 2016 Moore Matthew 21 June 2009 BBC s appointment of Muslim as head of religion is worrying Anglicans warn The Daily Telegraph Retrieved 4 August 2012 External links EditHeart of the Matter at IMDb Heart of the Matter at the British Film Institute This article related to a BBC television programme is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Heart of the Matter TV series amp oldid 1087037015, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
