On Sunday

For those who subscribe to the view that Radio 4's Sunday represents 'liberal BBC bias' at its plainest (albeit with a religious tinge), then this morning's edition won't have come as too much of a surprise. It had:

(a) a couple of liberal Catholics sniggering at what Donald Trump might tweet after meeting the Pope.

(b) a gay atheist author writing about a gay Catholic poet.

(c) a conference seeking to counter the "widespread perception" that Muslims and archaeology don't go together.

(d) a liberal Muslim campaigning for a change in British divorce law.

(e) someone complaining that Ian Brady should be forgiven and given dignity in his funeral arrangements.

(f) a piece on pilgrimages that ended with the promotion of 'green pilgrimages'.

(g) a discussion of Three Girls between two Muslims who ticked off most of the familiar features of a particular narrative: the far-right; 'Asian' men'; how the abuse had no religious angle; how 'Asian' girls have been abused too; how Muslim taxi drivers have been made to feel uncomfortable, etc.