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As part of Songs Of Praise's 50th anniversary celebrations Aled Jones introduces 50 Amazing Years which features some of the most inspiring and poignant moments from half a century of the programme.

Pam Rhodes, Sally Magnusson and Diane Louise Jordon share their own memories of momentous occasions and incredible stories of personal faith which have featured on the programme over the years.

There is also an affectionate look back at some of the larger-than-life presenters who have helped make Songs Of Praise a television institution that continues to mean so much to so many.

The programme also showcases the very best hymns and choral music, culminating in a rousing version of the nation's favourite hymn – How Great Thou Art – sung by 65,000 people celebrating the new millennium at Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.

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Spooks

Sunday 25 September

9.00-10.00pm ´óÏó´«Ã½ ONE and ´óÏó´«Ã½ ONE HD

Calum is attacked in the street during a routine intelligence sharing exercise with MI6, as the spy drama continues. His laptop is stolen containing highly classified information on MI5's undercover assets. The names are soon leaked, putting the assets' lives in danger, and it's a race against time to stop the next spy being exposed.

Tariq scours London's CCTV network, but the muggers are highly trained and have used sophisticated cleaning routes to ensure they remain undetected.

Meanwhile, Harry meets Elena at the ballet but the Russian FSB are on her trail and Elena's own son, Sasha, is forced to take deadly action to prevent his mother being revealed as a former Western spy.

Section D discovers who is leaking the assets' identities, only to realise that this is part of a bigger plan to discredit MI5. Tariq makes a breakthrough linking the muggers to a surprising third-party but can he get to Thames House in time?

Calum Reed is played by Geoffery Streatfeild, Tariq Masood by Shazad Latif, Harry Pearce by Peter Firth, Elena Gavrik by Alice Krige and Sasha Gavrik by Tom Weston-Jones

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