TODAY’S RADIO

GOOD MORNING SUNDAY 6AM, RADIO 2

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Jane Goodall got a secretarial job in Africa, hoping it would bring her intocontactwiththecontinent’s wildlife. Her plan worked out, and Janehasspentmorethan60years studying chimpanzee behaviour. She joins Kate Bottley and

Jason Mohammad to talk about chimpanzees and her new book,

The Book Of Hope: A Survival Guide For An Endangered Planet.

HEART & SOUL 10.30AM, 7.30PM, 12.30AM, WORLD SERVICE HHH

Popefrancis,abenignsoul,has stirred things up in France by only allowing Mass to be celebrated in Latin if the Bishop of a diocese agrees to it. John Laurenson hears from traditional Catholics who are considering breaking

from Rome because they feel Latin brings them closer to God.

PRIVATE PASSIONS 12 NOON, RADIO 3

HHHH Over his impressively varied career, Rory Stewart has been an academic, an explorer, a soldier, a diplomat, an author, an MP and, at one point, an interesting candidate for the leadership of the Conservative Party. He spent many months walking through Asia, and wrote about his experiences in his 2004 bestselling book The Places In Between. There’s something of the Victorian scholar-gentleman about Rory, who joins Michael Berkeley to play some of his favourite classical pieces and to talk about his hopes and beliefs.

SUNDAY NIGHT IS MUSIC NIGHT

7PM, RADIO 2 HHHH Heather Small, Tommy Blaize and Tony Momrelle perform in this celebration, from the Hackney Empire, of 60 years of the Motown sound.wegettohearsome cracking songs, including Signed, Sealed, Delivered and What’s Going On, but a few more hits from Motown’s very early days would have made this concert perfect. SJ