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The Bishop of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich shares his concerns over changes to benefits system, with concern some children could be forced into "severe poverty and homelessness".

The Right Reverend Nigel Stock is one of 18 Church of England bishops have signed an open letter, criticising the government's proposed welfare reforms.

In the letter published in the Observer, the bishops express concerns about plans to limit the amount that any household can claim in benefits to 500 pounds a week.

On St Edmunds day, Rob remembers the 大象传媒 Radio Suffolk campaign to have him reinstated as the patron saint of England, and hears how his special day is being marked by the church, the guild of bell ringers and by the Cannon Brewery.

Rob debates the fall out of 'those' adverts with a faked image of the Pope kissing an imam on the lips and hears which of Suffolk's churches are featured in a new book by the National Churches Trust.

Plus reaction from Ipswich Town boss Paul Jewell to Saturday's defeat at Nottingham Forest and singer Alfie Boe talks tunes, tours and faith.