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Woman's Hour Episodes

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    Leaving controlling relationships, Caryl Churchill, Cilla

    Coercive control prosecution. Caryl Churchill. Remastering Cilla's hits. Sex and gender.

  2. Cuckoo: Teenage life in a small Irish town, coercive control convictions, help for low-paid women

    Featuring teenage life in a small Irish town and help for low paid women.

  3. Breakup hair, Jayne Zito, Frieda, Arguing

    Life after campaigning, Annabel Abbs, parents who argue, and haircuts after splitting up

  4. The great-granddaughter of Emmeline Pankhurst on the campaign to get more women into parliament

    The great-granddaughter of Emmeline Pankhurst on the campaign to get more women MPs.

  5. Powerful Women under Pressure, the 'Toxic' Sex and Gender debate, Periods and Parenting

    Attitudes towards powerful women under pressure. Plus talking to children about periods.

  6. Cilla Black, Sex and Gender, Brexit

    Cilla Black, Sex and Gender Part 1, Brexit

  7. Weekend Woman's Hour: Lea DeLaria, Pregnant women in prison, Sikh divorce

    Actor Lea DeLaria, women having babies in prison and divorce after expensive weddings.

  8. American comedian, actor, activist and musician Lea DeLaria

    Actor Lea DeLaria, Ruth Coppinger & Irish rape case, writer Judy Tate, Leeds and sex work

  9. Comedian Jessie Cave. Author Cath Staincliffe. Power List 2018; Amber Davis A&R Director at Warner/Chappell

    Comedian Jessie Cave. Crime writer Cath Staincliffe. Support for pregnant women in prison.

  10. Phyllis Logan on Patricia Highsmith, Improving women's healthcare, Child carers

    Women's health, Patricia Highsmith, child carers and Dorothy Wordsworth

  11. Children and laughter, Lynsey Addario, Sikh divorce

    Why laughter's vital to children. Photojournalist Lynsey Addario. Mothers and knife crime.

  12. The Michelle Obama Effect and Women in the Middle Ages

    As Michelle Obama releases her memoir, we discuss her impact on women around the world

  13. Mary Portas, breast cancer scare stories, bullying in Parliament

    Mary Portas on changing work culture, plus Carey Mulligan on her new film, and Imogen Heap

  14. Mary Portas - Work Like a Woman

    Mary Portas talks to Jenni Murray about her new book, Work Like a Woman.

  15. 'Ear for eye', Protest, Armistice Day, Power List, Sex education

    Kayla Meikle and Lashana Lynch, women of the northern coalfield, soldiers, Alice Farhnam

  16. US midterms, breast cancer research, Iman Qureshi

    US midterms, breast cancer research, Iman Qureshi and WH Power Lister Sas Metcalfe

  17. Is motherhood for me? Bullying in the House of Commons, Crime writer Lilja Sigurdadottir

    How do women make the decision about whether to have children or to be child free?

  18. Carey Mulligan, Helen Oxenbury, Imogen Heap

    Carey Mulligan, Helen Oxenbury, Imogen Heap

  19. Weekend Woman's Hour: Dame Darcey Bussell, Body Positivity, Jodi Picoult

    Ballet dancer Darcey Bussell. Is the term body positive being commercialised? Jodi Picoult

  20. Does the NHS need #MeToo?

    #MeToo and the NHS; Posy Simmonds; Film Africa 2018; breast cancer; Fiona Dalgetty.

  21. Jane and Ken Bruce at launch of BBC Sounds, Jill Soloway, Body positivity

    Jane Garvey speaks to Jill Soloway, creator of award-winning drama series Transparent.

  22. Darcey Bussell

    Jenni Murray talks to Darcey Bussell and to HRT expert Dr Avrum Bluming.

  23. Future Leaders, Jodi Picoult, Breast Cancer

    Future leaders, writer Jodi Picoult, plus two breast cancer patients chat.

  24. Emma Clarke: the first Black woman footballer

    Emma Clarke, gender dysphoria, Rebecca Allen and future leaders.

  25. Jenny Graham, Teenage girls in India, Veteran servicewomen

    Jenny Graham on cycling around the world, teenage girls in India, and veteran servicewomen

  26. Late Night Woman's Hour at the Birmingham Literary Festival

    Lauren and guests partake of a few nocturnal frank and funny conversations.

  27. Why get married?

    Why get married? Woman's Hour investigates what marriage means today.

  28. Natascha McElhone in The First, Teenaged girls in India, Stacey Tang, Edith Eger

    Actor Natascha McElhone, teenaged girls in India, Power List - Stacey Tang and Edith Eger.

  29. Power List composer and producer Anna Meredith, Tampon Tax, Eating disorders

    Composer and producer Anna Meredith. Tampon Tax community funding. Veteran servicewomen.

  30. Cyclist Jenny Graham, Michelle Diskin Bates, Power List: Emma Banks

    Barry George was wrongly accused of the murder of Jill Dando. We speak to his sister.

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