Jehovah’s Witnesses set to sue Aled in row over track copyright

Jehovah’s Witnesses have filed a copyright lawsuit against music publisher BMG in response to Aled Jones’ latest album, Blessings. The album touches on a range of faiths, including Quaker, Christian, Catholic, Muslim and Buddhism, through a range of hymns, texts and scriptures set to music. However, according to reports, the complaint alleges that BMG and one or... Read More

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September 19, 2020

Aled Jones’ new album will touch on a range of faiths

Aled Jones will collaborate with Dame Judi Dench, Susan Boyle and Brian Blessed on his new album Blessings. The singer’s 40th album was recorded remotely in studios around the world and touches on a range of faiths, including Quaker, Christian, Catholic, Muslim, Buddhism, through a range of hymns, texts and scriptures set to music. Jones said:... Read More

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September 13, 2019

Downton Abbey writer is after more faith

The creator and writer of Downton Abbey has opened up about his Catholic faith, admitting that he envies those with an “unfettered, unbounded, child-like faith” and would like to believe more firmly than he does. Speaking to Aled Jones in Brompton Oratory in Knightsbridge, London, during a recent episode of Songs of Praise, Lord Julian... Read More

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May 15, 2016

Songs of Praise on hunt for Challenge Cup choir

BBC’s Songs of Praise has announced the launch of a Rugby League Challenge Cup Fans Choir competition, with the winners leading the capacity crowd of over 80,000 at Wembley in a stirring rendition of Abide With Me before the final, which takes place on 27th August. A special edition of Songs of Praise following their... Read More

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February 12, 2016

Sir Terry Wogan was closer to God than he realised, says priest

Sir Terry Wogan was closer to God than he realised and was “a wonderful Catholic man in his tastes”, according to a priest and close, long-time friend. Fr Brian D’Arcy, who lives in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland, joined Songs of Praise presenter, Aled Jones for a special tribute on last week’s programme to speak about his... Read More

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