The women suing a breast implant manufacturer over alleged links with a rare cancer.
What Rebecca Cheptegei's death means for female athletes in East Africa.
Anita Rani talks to Eluned Morgan, the first minister of Wales.
The women suing a breast implant manufacturer over alleged links with a rare cancer.
Professor Julia Waters reacts to a review into her sister's death.
Reaction as one or two-word Ofsted inspection grades for England's schools are scrapped.
Actor Janet McTeer stars as Hera, Queen of the Gods, in new series Kaos.
Presenter Nicki Chapman on her new memoir and two decades in the music industry.
Stage and film actor Janet McTeer stars as Hera, Queen of the gods, in new series Kaos.
Bel Powley and Susan Wokoma on their new play about why we fall in love.
Which female athletes are tipped for success at the Paralympics?
Nuala McGovern explores sibling bonds, rivalries and finding sisterhood outside family
Listener Siobhan Daniels on living in a motorhome and exploring the UK
Elaine is in her seventies and her partner would like to resume a sexual relationship.
Listener Bettie on how one moment changed her life’s trajectory.
A listener shares her experience of hyper-arousal in the midst of grief
Looking at our relationships with our tummies, and why it can be so complicated.
Listener Siobhan Daniels on living in a motorhome and exploring the UK
Olympic medallist, weightlifter Emily Campbell talks about her success at the Games.
Co-creator and star of new BBC comedy series, Kyla Harris, joins Jessica.
Fresh from the Paris Olympics, weightlifter Emily Campbell talks about her Games.
Why is science fiction considered to be a 'genre for men'?
Award-winning actor Romola Garai talks to Nuala about her latest stage role.
Paris, Paralympics and pregnant - archer Jodie Grinham speaks to Nuala.
Award-winning, British roots, blues and Americana rock sensation Elles Bailey.
The BBC’s Dan Roan on the eligibility row overshadowing women’s boxing at the Olympics
Award-winning British roots, blues and Americana rock singer Elles Bailey speaks to Anita.
Kerry-Ann Knight on the racist and sexual abuse she received whilst serving in the army.
Olympian Jo Pavey reflects on Keely Hodgkinson's 800m Olympic gold medal.
We explore how women are involved and affected by the violent unrest seen in the UK.
Amanda Abbingdon on taking the lead in a powerful new play.
Amanda Abbingdon on taking the lead in a powerful new play.
How the Southport community are coming together to try and understand what has happened.
Discussing the impact of VAT on private school fees.
The aftermath of the stabbings in Southport and how the community is responding.
Author Eimear McBride pays tribute to the Irish novelist Edna O'Brien who has died.
BBC Sports presenter Jeanette Kwakye on the sportswomen to look out for at Paris 2024.
We hear from two of the female artists nominated for this year’s Mercury Prize.
Which policies could win Harris female votes, and what is her electoral strategy?
The online campaign of Vice President Kamala Harris.
Author Megan Davis on her experience of blowing the whistle on financial crime.
Is America ready for another female presidential nominee?
Nuala McGovern hosts a cricket special from Lord’s Cricket Ground.
The Proms go disco with Vula Malinga.
Singer Nelly Furtado hails a new generation of social media fans with seventh album 7.
Nuala McGovern hosts a cricket special ahead of England v New Zealand at Lord's.
Olivier award-winning actor Jenna Russell on her role in Hello, Dolly!
We hear from one the first female judges to preside in the UK's most famous criminal court
Harriet Harman on the record-breaking number of women MPs elected to parliament.
Three women due to be on trial for assault have had charges against them discontinued.
Will the new Labour government continue the two-child benefit cap?
Nusrit Mehtab looks back at her 30-year career in the Met Police.
Former chief prosecutor Nazir Afzal on his review of the NMC.
Reaction to the general election results.
Why has Jonathan Meijer fathered over 550 babies through sperm donation?
Best-selling author Lisa Jewell on her Jessica Jones Marvel crime novel.
Why has Jonathan Meijer fathered over 550 babies through sperm donation?
Scientist Dame Carol Robinson on blazing a trail for women in STEM.
Could middle age be the best period of our lives? So says broadcaster Gabby Logan.
Danish actress Sofie Gråbøl talks about her latest role in a new film, Rose.
Join Anita Rani and guests live from Worthy Farm.
What does it mean to be an adult orphan? Two women who have lost both parents discuss.
Danish actress Sofie Gråbøl talks about her latest role in a new film, Rose.
How will women in Northern Ireland vote in the general election?
Author Laura Dockrill on the thrills and heartache of first love.
Novelist Helen Heckety on living with a disability that is not visually obvious.
Chaka Khan, known as the Queen of Funk, on her fiftieth anniversary in music.
Man who secretly took a condom off during sex has been jailed for more than four years.
Rachel Stevens of S Club. Interracial marriage in the US. Sexual assault during therapy.
Author Laura Dockrill on the thrills and heartache of first love.
We speak to senior women from the seven main political parties in Great Britain.
How a film-maker fought back with a camera after hackers threatened to leak nude photos.
Helen Glover - what are the challenges of returning to elite sport post childbirth?
The Queen of Funk Chaka Khan on her fiftieth anniversary in the music industry.
The singer Paloma Faith on her myth-busting new memoir.
The writer and activist Naomi Klein on her latest book, Doppelganger.
Conservationist Isabella Tree on a new documentary about her rewilding experiment.
The complicated etiquette of asking to take an extra guest to a wedding.
Singer-songwriter Bat for Lashes on her new album, The Dream of Delphi.
Comedy queen Tina Fey talks all things Mean Girls as the musical version comes to London.
A newborn baby found earlier this year is the third child abandoned by the same parents.
Who is Claudia Sheinbaum? The first female President of Mexico.
Ruth Jones on starring in Sister Act and writing the Gavin and Stacey finale.
Exploring the role of Stormy Daniels, the woman at the centre of Trump's hush money trial.
We hear from one of the wives of partners infected with HIV in the infected blood scandal.
Will women find access to weight loss drugs gets harder?
The writer of Hadestown performs one of the songs from her hit musical.
The actor and writer on starring in Sister Act and writing the Gavin and Stacey finale
From inspirational goddesses to 60s icons, what is a muse and what's it like to be one?
Could women outnumber men as voters for the first time in India?
The lost history of ground-breaking women magicians, aerial artists and sword climbers.
Imo Boddy, who became the fastest woman to complete the UK Three Peaks, joins Nuala.
How new forensic techniques help police re-examine old sexual assault and rape cases.
We hear from one of the wives and partners infected with HIV in the infected blood scandal
Tamsin Greig on her latest role in Terence Rattigan’s The Deep Blue Sea.
Film-makers Erica Rose and Elina Street discuss the documentary The Lesbian Bar Project.
F1 expert Bernie Collins talks race strategy in new book How to Win a Grand Prix.
The England Lioness gives her thoughts on equal access to football pitches for women.
Lolita Chakrabarti discusses her new Radio 3 drama Calmer, which stars Meera Syal.
Olivier award-winning actor Tamsin Greig on her latest role in The Deep Blue Sea.
Comedian and writer Kiri Pritchard-McLean on becoming a foster carer.
Tribute to the author, journalist and campaigner Dame Shirley Conran.
What's the best way to address the tricky topic of money in relationships?
What kind of questions are appropriate for a coach to ask a sportswoman about her health?
Why we get so emotionally attached to our belongings & what's it like to lose everything?
We all age, so Anita Rani and a panel of guests discuss how to do it well.
Co-parenting - how do you share the parental load when you’ve separated from your partner?
What do the challenges that our boys face tell us about the world we live in?
A chance to catch up with Woman's Hour's special series about porn.
Lawyer Harriet Wistrich on her book about women and the justice system, Sister in Law.
What is it really like to be a co-parent? Two mothers give their take.
Why are more young people including choking as part of their sex lives?
We hear teenage boys' thoughts about masculinity, consent and friendship.
Singing and periods - how hormones effect your voice.
Backlash against overturning of Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein's 2020 rape conviction.
Beaux Harris on preventative treatment after losing family to the gene mutation BRCA1.
Zeinab Badawi on her book, An African History of Africa, how do periods affect singing?
A journalist writes about her experience of setting out to have no-strings attached sex.
We hear from Peres Jepchirchir about breaking the women’s-only marathon world record time.
A chance to catch up with Woman's Hour's special series, Breaking The Cycle.
Ruth Wilson on why she's running this year's London Marathon.
The science and power of being alone.
Ruth Wilson on why she’s running the London Marathon for an Alzheimer’s charity.
Nat Sciver-Brunt honored as Wisden's leading cricketer in the world.
The blockbuster movie producer on her new project and working with husband Zack Snyder.
Jing Lusi, fatal stabbings in Sydney, Australia, Declaration of the Rights of the Child.
Why 883 creatives have signed an open letter in support of actor Francesca Amewudah-Rivers
Irish author Marian Keyes talks about her latest page turner, My Favourite Mistake.
The legendary American feminist on what the women's movement still needs to do
Reaction to the Cass Review which calls for changes to gender services for children
Emma Barnett speaks to Chioma Nnadi, the new editor of British Vogue.
Dame Andrea Jenkyns has become the first woman to speak about being a victim of the scam.
Nicola Hinds on winning her ‘David and Goliath’ case against a national company.
The BBC journalist who returned to Rwanda for the first time since fleeing the genocide.
Nicola Hinds has won her 'David and Goliath' case against a national company.
Girls State - the US project that spotlights the young female leaders of tomorrow
Reaction to Scotland's new hate crime law.
From Beyoncé to Shania Twain, women are making country cool again.
Model turned TV personality Katie Price's take on young women and cosmetic surgery.
Katie Price discusses her thoughts on young women and cosmetic surgery.
Founder of Biba, Barbara Hulanicki on how it all began.
Fawzia Koofi on news that Afghan women who commit adultery will be stoned to death.
The campaign to raise the minimum sentence for perpetrators of domestic homicide.
The Oscar-winning actors and friends on playing Sixties suburban mothers in a new film.
Winner of five gold Olympic medals Dame Laura Kenny on her decision to retire.
What needs to happen so more women can turn great ideas into successful businesses?
Women hit by state pension age rise are owed compensation, according to the ombudsman.
Emma Barnett talks about her experience of receiving a baby loss certificate.
Vicky on her new film Silver Haze, based on her experience of surviving an arson attack.
Winner of five gold Olympic medals Dame Laura Kenny on her decision to retire
Cara Dillon on her new book and album, Coming Home.
We continue our Woman's Hour series looking at porn. Today we hear from three men.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
A fertility clinic in London has recently had its licence suspended, we hear the latest.
The woman who has made a legal claim against a dance school for body shaming.
Four mums have spoken out about being at centre of a conspiracy that went viral.
The south London singer-songwriter discusses breaking records at the Brits.
Who were the trailblazing footballers in an unofficial Women's World Cup in Brazil in '71?
Why has Nikki Haley dropped out of the Republican race for president now?
The singer who won six Brit awards at the weekend talks about what it means to her.
French constitutional expert Stephanie Hennette-Vauchez on French abortion law change.
We speak to the Detective Inspector who interviewed Wayne Couzens.
British actor Samantha Morton on receiving Bafta's highest accolade.
A hatpin and radium-laced chocolate - just two of 101 objects celebrating women in history
After an Alabama court casts doubt on the future of IVF, one woman shares her story.
The shadow home secretary wants to change the way domestic abuse 999 calls are handled.
The Mercury prize-nominated singer-songwriter Nadine Shah talks about her new album.
British actor Samantha Morton on receiving Bafta's highest accolade.
Tom Parker's widow on handling grief and her decision to take off her wedding ring.
Tom Parker's widow on dealing with grief and deciding to take off her wedding rings.
How society's view of the 'other woman' and mistresses has changed in recent decades.
Eleven Ukrainian children deported to Russia will soon be reunited with their families.
The Conservative MP and former minister on why she is standing down at the next election.
The comedy and acting star Aisling Bea discusses her latest show, Alice and Jack.
Lorraine Kelly on her debut novel and her inspiration for writing.
Lorraine Kelly discusses 40 years on breakfast TV and her first novel, The Island Swimmer.
CBI's chief exec Rain Newton-Smith on reforming the culture of the business lobby group.
Dr Natalie Yates-Bolton on surviving cancer five times.
Dr Rachel Clarke and actor Joanne Froggatt discuss the new ITV series Breathtaking.
Bryony on her latest book, Mad Woman.
Rhianon’s story of being held at gunpoint by her ex-partner.
Questioning the morality behind the trend for social media sleuths who investigate cheats.
The Children’s Commissioner for England Dame Rachel de Souza joins Emma in the studio.
Businesswoman Emma Grede, known for her collaborations with the Kardashian sisters.
Rhianon was held at gunpoint by her ex-partner, who is due to be released from jail soon
The actor taking on the role of Emma in Netflix's adaptation of bestselling novel One Day.
Author of Sex and the City on her new one-woman tour.
The original Carrie Bradshaw on the success of her creation: Sex and the City.
Loose Women star Kaye Adams says 10-year battle with HMRC left her feeling 'gaslit'.
Former DUP leader Arlene Foster on a return to devolution in Northern Ireland.
We look at a hard-hitting new report on the treatment of women in the UK music industry.
How should men and women approach fasting differently?
The doctors planning to sue the NHS over inadequate PPE provision.
Lauren Sequeira tells Anita about her 'dark and sexy' new drama, Domino Day.
Doctors are planning to sue the NHS over inadequate PPE, one of them joins us live.
The Victim’s and Prisoner’s Bill: Claire Waxman on the amendments she is campaigning for.
Professor Jo Phoenix has won an unfair dismissal claim against the Open University.
One of the first women to DJ at the Hacienda in Manchester on her 30-year career.
The Killing Eve star reflects on her new film The End We Start From and the impact of fame
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
The Killing Eve star plays a mum battling to survive a flooded Britain in a new film.
The actress Jameela Jamil on her new strategy for how she communicates on social media.
The challenges and benefits of having children for the second time later in life.
New research on brain injuries in survivors of domestic abuse.
Actor Cush Jumbo on her new Apple TV series, Criminal Record.
To struggle with the direction your life is going in your 20s and 30s.
Allegations the killer of Zara Aleena has been caught having sex with a prison worker.
A woman who posted unfavourable reviews about her cosmetic surgery is facing legal action.
Clare hears about the impact midwifery shortages are having on patients giving birth.
The Good Fight actor on her new TV role in a British police drama
Weekend Woman's Hour: Join Clare McDonnell for highlights from this week.
Female artists spent a record-breaking 31 weeks in 2023 at No.1 in the UK singles chart.
Actor and comedian Katherine Parkinson on her ITV drama Significant Other.
What if Shakespeare's female characters got together to share their stories?
Faber's new poetry editor looks back over three decades of her own writings.
Women and their role in negotiations, with expert negotiator Nicky Perfect.
Actor Dame Siân Phillips reflects on her life and career aged 90.
Dame Siân Phillips talks about her acting career and marriage to Peter O’Toole.
Two care-experienced women on breaking through the so-called 'care ceiling'.
Up to half of women will have a UTI at some point; is enough known about treatments?
Women who go to all lengths for the truth, including historian Philippa Langley.
Our Christmas Day special on why women should consider eating more sprouts.
Weekend Woman's Hour: Join Jessica Creighton for highlights from this week.
‘Game-changing’: a new drug used to prevent hot flushes and night sweats approved in UK
Campaigner Sharon Gaffka talks about new provisions to combat spiking.
Why is England goalkeeper Mary Earps 2023 Sports Personality of the Year?
Kirsty Wark talks to Emma Barnett about stepping down from Newsnight after 30 years.
Gracie was killed by her stalker. Her parents explain why they want a change in the law.
Imelda Staunton on depicting Elizabeth II in The Crown
Children's Minister David Johnston unveils government's national Kinship Care strategy.
The soul singer Mica Paris gives us a taste of what to expect from her Christmas concert.
The final series of The Crown, quitting parties and bystander safety.
Scientists want a new law to help IVF patients donate unused embryos for research.
We discuss calls for raising awareness of cancer in pregnancy.
The sister of late head teacher Ruth Perry responds to the coroner's report.
The sister of late headteacher Ruth Perry responds to coroner's report.
A jazzy version of Handel's Messiah and a new adaptation of The Famous Five.
Academy award-winning actor Julianne Moore on her new role.
Baroness Sue Campbell, director of women's football @FA discusses changes in the game
Stella Creasy on getting a harassment conviction under a law she herself drafted.
Emily Blunt on her role in Oppenheimer, the actor’s strike and stammering.
Director Adura Onashile on the jewel colours and lush score of her debut film, Girl.
Emily Blunt speaks to Clare McDonnell about Oppenheimer and the actors' strike.
New safeguarding rules to better protect the welfare of gymnasts - do they go far enough?
A listener asks: How best to parent a child with a stammer?
Award-winning actor Dame Harriet Walter on playing horrible mothers.
Sharon Osbourne says she'll reveal some of her life challenges in her new live show.
In her new live show, Sharon Osbourne says she'll reveal challenges of her eventful life.
Actor Jodie Whittaker on life post Doctor Who and starring in new drama One Night.
A student's search for answers after she finds deepfake pornography of herself online.
Were the Carry On films empowering for women?
Angela Rippon talks to Emma Barnett after being voted off Strictly Come Dancing.
Dame Kelly Holmes on why she decided to go public with her sexuality at the age of 52.
Tish Murtha’s photos hang in Tate Britain, so why wasn’t she recognised in her lifetime?
Actor Jemma Redgrave returns as Kate Stewart in three anniversary Dr Who TV specials.
Cabinet reshuffle, endometriosis, and Minnie the Minx.
Dame Kelly Holmes on her new book, which records her experience being gay in the military.
Suella Braverman is sacked as home secretary, we speak to Lucy Fisher and Claire Pearsall.
Is the fashion industry finally responding to the strength of the so-called grey pound?
Why do we swear and are women judged differently for swearing than men?
We continue hearing women's voices from Israel and Gaza.
Jilly Cooper talks about football, why there is less sex in her new novel, and her diaries
Caster Semenya discusses her career as she releases her new book, A Race to Be Myself.
An un-named Conservative MP has been accused of rape several times.
Science writer Alex O'Brien on what life lessons she's learned from playing poker.
Cellist Ayanna Witter-Johnson on her collaboration with the LSO Percussion Ensemble.
Covid Inquiry, Child-free friends, Afghan refugees, Sarah Ditum's Toxic, Grief... a Comedy
The growing role of artificial intelligence in child sexual abuse imagery.
Families call for a public inquiry into maternity care in England.
Athlete Bianca Williams on her stop and search ordeal.
Leigh-Anne Pinnock from Little Mix on embarking on a solo career.
Little Mix’s Leigh-Anne Pinnock on her new memoir, Believe.
Celebrities oversharing in memoirs, child poverty, bigamy, and long baby names.
The impact of the conflict on women and children in Gaza and Israel.
The history of women in the CIA.
Film-maker Shahida Tulaganova, whose documentary Ukraine's Stolen Children airs tonight.
Coleen Rooney on her documentary series The Real Wagatha Story.
Two thirds of maternity units in England put women and babies at risk.
Former SNP politician Dr Lisa Cameron on her defection to the Conservatives
Coleen Rooney on the term WAG, football and her documentary series The Real Wagatha Story.
Latest update on the Online Safety Bill which is soon to become law.
We speak to two women who were at the Madonna concert in London this weekend.
Strictly Come Dancing’s head judge Shirley Ballas on her new book.
The Queen of Latin joins Krupa to discuss her new book, Murder on the Dancefloor.
Gaffes galore from comedy star Dawn French as she celebrates 30 years in show business.
Dr Katalin Kariko has won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine with Drew Weissman.
Two parents from the different communities caught up in the Israel-Gaza conflict.
Women and children in the Israel-Gaza conflict.
The mother of the girl believed to have taken her own life after army sexual harassment.
What's your go-to for comfort eating? Has that food item changed as you've got older?
The mother of the girl believed to have taken her own life after army sexual harassment.
The former Irish president Mary McAleese on the need for reform in the Catholic Church.
Organist Anna Lapwood on why she initiated the social media hashtag #playlikeagirl.
Marina Abramovic, the godmother of performance art on her works spanning a 55-year career.
We hear from one of Russia’s most fearless independent journalists, Elena Kostyuchenco.
Nicole Scherzinger joins Anita to discuss her return to the West End.
Serbian performance artist Marina Abramovic on retrospective at the Royal Academy of Arts.
Dame Joan Collins at 90 and on her new memoir, Behind the Shoulder Pads.
A football club boss has resigned over sexist comments about a female colleague.
Tina Sinatra on a new musical about her dad’s life.
Emma speaks to 'Alice', who alleges Russell Brand sexually assaulted her as a teenager.
Have you heard of the term 'sharenting'? Are you an habitual 'sharent'?
Women in Iran face jail for dressing 'inappropriately' under new Hijab and Chastity Bill.
Economist Kate Raworth gives her reaction to leaked climate change policy changes.
Can a 16-year-old give meaningful consent to have sex with a 30-year-old?
Emma speaks to 'Alice', who alleges Russell Brand sexually assaulted her as a teenager.
TV chef and author Nadiya Hussain on her Bangladeshi heritage and cooking with spices.
Anita hears about the impact the death of Mahsa Amini has had for women in Iran.
Superstar baker, Nadiya Hussain, on her Bangladeshi heritage and cooking with eight spices
Jane Casey on the new TV show of her novel The Killing Kind, plus actor Emma Appleton.
Does a new reproductive health survey targeted at 16-55 year-old women ignore older women?
Actor Millie Bobby Brown discusses her new book, Nineteen Steps.
Why are victims of economic abuse still being let down by the police and the courts?
What would you do if you weren't afraid? We hear from Michal Oshman about her new book.
A new Commons debate on the pregnancy testing drug that families say harmed their children
Would a government Minister for Men also benefit women?
Nick Fletcher MP is calling for a Minster for Men
Why were 21 Coventry women of Indian origin given radioactive chapatis in 1969?
How reliable is DIY fertility testing in helping you plan for a baby?
Nicky Perfect on the situations she has faced, and what it takes to be a negotiator.
Emma Hayes, manager of Chelsea FC Women, on leadership, motherhood and women's health.
New research on the Y chromosome and the implications in relation to male infertility
TV presenter Sarah Beeny on what home means to her, and her breast cancer journey.
Nuala McGovern and guests discuss the centrality of lists in our lives.
A selection of the best content inspired by our listeners for Listener Week.
A listener asks if generative AI will make creative jobs obsolete
Exploring the potential of using psychedelic drugs in medicine for women.
We’re often told not to give up on our dreams, but what if they’re causing unhappiness?
We find out more about the 5,000 soldiers on the front line in Ukraine who are women
Original Lioness Sue Whyatt and Baller FC's Jo Clark join Nuala after the World Cup final
Former Lioness Ellen White on England reaching the Fifa Women's World Cup final.
Former Lioness Ellen White on England reaching the FIFA Women's World Cup final.
Impact on UK girls, after England's Lionesses reach the FIFA Women's World Cup final.
Should parents be kept in the loop re health decisions even when a young person is 18+?
Should we all be romanticising our lives more?
Women’s football World Cup predictions with Diane Bronze, mum of defender Lucy Bronze.
Rapper Tory Lanez has been sentenced for the shooting of Megan Thee Stallion.
The mother-daughter duo on their new podcast and passion for sharing food.
Barbie the film is a surprising hit in China. Why are feminists flocking to see it?
Rapper Tory Lanez has been sentenced for the shooting of Megan Thee Stallion.
Why did Andrea Constand's case against Bill Cosby result in a 3 year prison sentence?
The woman who fell under a tube train, losing an arm and leg, on her new bionic arm.
Psychiatrist Dr Farhana Mann from UCL discusses the impact of loneliness on our health.
Ahead of Sunday's Netball World Cup final, Katharine Merry joins us from Cape Town.
How to cope with feelings of loneliness and, if possible, reframe them.
The latest on the accusations made against pop star Lizzo with a correspondent in LA.
The woman who walked out of Facebook HQ with 22,000 photos of documents tells us why.
Best-selling author Jane Fallon on her latest novel, Over Sharing.
What role should men play in stopping sexist behaviour?
Live coverage of the Women's World Cup game between England and Denmark
We hear a special performance that Sinéad O'Connor gave to Woman’s Hour in 2013.
What role should men play in stopping sexist behaviour?
Two psychotherapists discuss parenting and narcissism.
New research into adverse events following the administration of botulinum toxin.
Explanation of the new flexible working laws, and Mina Smallman on police accountability.
The creation of the new Barbie film.
Irish singer-songwriter Roisin Murphy's hip-hop-influenced music about life and death.
We speak to Mina Smallman from the launch of the Alliance for Police Accountability.
The star of Avatar and Star Trek joins Nuala to discuss her new series about female spies.
Women's World Cup kicks off this week with England among the favourites.
Exclusive broadcast interview with Louise Townsend, the mother of Olivia Perks.
What do you learn growing up as the sibling of someone who is very ill?
44% of women who experienced a crime in the past year chose not to report it to police.
Exclusive broadcast interview with Louise Townsend, the mother of Olivia Perks.
The comedian Rosie Jones who has cerebral palsy talks about her new personal documentary
Patricia Clarke on her podcast, 'Modern Family: I Had My Dead Son’s Baby at 68'.
Best-selling author Caitlin Moran on turning her hand to writing about men.
We hear the case of 'Tina', whose criminal conviction is limiting her work opportunities.
What About Men? Caitlin Moran takes on the modern man in a book.
Trichotillomania and the secret shame of pulling your hair out.
Exploring recipes found on gravestones.
Former prison officer Alex South, actor Beth Alsbury and journalist Christina Lamb.
Oscar-winning actor Olivia Colman on working with a domestic violence prevention charity.
Award-winning actress Olivia Colman on working with a domestic violence prevention charity
Women's World Champion WWE wrestler Rhea Ripley on her meteoric rise to the top.
Actor Rosamund Pike discusses her new radio role - Connie, a woman who fakes her own death
Archie Panjabi, award winning star of the Good Wife, on her latest TV role, Hijack
The feminist rock band The Nova Twins on holding the music industry to account.
Women of the Windrush generation on leaving home to help rebuild Britain after WWII.
Anita Rani is on Worthy Farm joined by Emily Eavis, Allison Russell and Jamz Supernova.
45 portraits of women hand-drawn by artist Tracey Emin now adorn National Portrait Gallery
'Victoria' - who discovered that her fiancé was secretly filming her naked.
Life for women in India.
The comedian talks about creating and starring in new TV comedy drama The Change.
Actor Cate Blanchett on Glenda Jackson and co-founder of The Bangles Susanna Hoffs.
Actor Cate Blanchett remembers Glenda Jackson.
Scientists have created synthetic human embryos that sidestep the need for eggs or sperm.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Are UK abortion laws fit for purpose?
Yasmeen Lari on being awarded the Royal Gold Medal for Architecture 2023.
We discuss the rescue efforts in Ukraine after Tuesday’s breach of the Kakhovka Dam.
The tennis player turned Wimbledon presenter on retiring from her long career in sport.
Former Eternal singer Louise Redknapp celebrates 30 years in music.
Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee on her new book.
Four-time Grammy award nominated singer Candi Staton.
The Sunday Times' Christina Lamb on the women involved in the war effort in Ukraine.
We hear from a woman who went into witness protection to escape her stalker husband.
Edna Adan Ismail - winner of this year's Templeton Prize.
We hear from a woman who went into witness protection to escape her stalker husband.
Competing as a child athlete and why women are so much poorer when they retire.
Is getting in to childcare debt worth it for a career?
Why do we tell lies in our personal life? And what impact do they have?
Period inequality, Dr Katriona O’Sullivan and Let’s Eat Grandma.
Voters in Turkey go to the polls for the second round of presidential elections on Sunday.
Let’s Eat Grandma, electro-pop duo perform 'Two Ribbons'.
Professor Alexis Jay's reaction to the government’s response to IICSA.
Families of adopted teenagers are at 'crisis point' according to a new report.
Two women's stories of living through the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
Suranne Jones on her new series, Maryland, and a look into the world of eating disorders.
The American singer-songwriter Kesha on her latest album, love and spiritual awakening.
Erika Lust makes adult films that focus on female pleasure and ethical production.
Bafta-winning actor Suranne Jones talks about her latest role in a new three-part drama
Two mothers call for an allergy tsar.
Can trauma in childhood become a driving force for success in later life?
Iranian activist Masih Alinejad on her fight for women’s rights in Iran.
Dame Maureen Lipman on bringing her one-woman play Rose to the West End.
Interpol are asking for help to identify 22 murdered women whose names are a mystery.
Bestselling children's author Malorie Blackman talks about her memoir, Just Sayin'.
Bel Powley on playing Miep Gies, the woman who hid Anne Frank.
Julian of Norwich and the power of inspirational words in tough times.
Perinatal mental illness, actors Diane Ladd and Laura Dern, and Black Ops.
The review that found a culture of harassment, bullying and misogyny within Plaid Cymru.
Ellie Goldstein, the first model with Down's syndrome to star on the front cover of Vogue.
Ellie Wilson on why she's waived her right to anonymity and become a campaigner.
Two writers discuss the experience of caring for their mothers.
Actors Diane Ladd and Laura Dern.
Ruby Wax on spending 10 days cut off from the modern world on a desert island.
Ruby Wax on being on a deserted island and the change in NHS maternity services since 1948
Anita Rani considers the issue of gender and sovereignty.
How are women being impacted by the conflict in Sudan?
Nurses are set to be given body-worn cameras in a crackdown on hospital sexual assaults.
Could feminism be reclassified as an 'extremist' ideology in Russia?
The latest on claims about the CBI and award-winning playwright Lynn Nottage.
Oscar winner Rachel Weisz joins Anita Rani to talk about her new series Dead Ringers.
Lynn Nottage, the only woman to have won the Pulitzer prize for drama twice.
Nuala McGovern talks to actor Kristine Kujath Thorp.
No. 4 on the Woman’s Hour Power list, Ellie Downie, the former European Champion gymnast.
Award-winning playwright and actor Lolita Chakrabarti and more Ian Paterson investigations
Hadley Freeman on her memoir Good Girls: A Story and Study of Anorexia.
The rise of the 'healthy hen do'.
Surgeons have begun collating data on labiaplasty for the first time
Derry Girls actors Siobhan McSweeney and Louisa Harland on stage in Dancing at Lughnasa.
Hadley Freeman on her memoir Good Girls about having anorexia.
The world’s first ultra-realistic humanoid AI robot artist speaks to Woman’s Hour.
The climate justice activist Mikaela Loach on her activism and reframing the crisis.
Women working to continue peace 25 years since the Good Friday Agreement was signed.
Lawyer by day and self-taught DJ by night, Kavita Varu.
The actor Helen George on playing Anna in the musical The King and I.
Climate justice activist Mikaela Loach on campaigning and new book, It's Not That Radical
What's behind the increase in women leading right-wing political parties across Europe?
Leah Williamson, performance poet Salena Godden, and sex education in schools.
Performance poet and author Salena Godden discusses her new collection of poetry.
Record high in the number of rape and sexual offences cases waiting to be heard in court.
Caragh McMurtry on her autism diagnosis.
Join Nuala McGovern live in the Radio Theatre as we reveal the Power List for 2023.
What is being taught to children about sex and relationships in schools?
The Baroness Casey Review, and Georgia Harrison on 'image-based sexual abuse’.
Anita Rani talks to the head of the London Stock Exchange, Julia Hoggett.
The latest research into using hormonal contraception.
After the Casey report, has your faith in the police been dented? What's your experience?
Baroness Casey has published the final report on her review into the Metropolitan Police.
Reality TV star Georgia Harrison. Fairness in sport. ‘Seven Winters in Tehran'.
Paris Hilton on her new memoir, and Annie Lennox explaining her new campaign.
Anita Rani talks to legendary singer-songwriter Annie Lennox.
Paris Hilton, the original influencer on America's 'troubled teen industry'.
Today’s budget is expected to include an expansion of free childcare provision.
Author and Crown Court judge Nicola Williams on writing her second novel.
Paula Yates, who only dated rock stars, built her own brand long before the Kardashians.
What happens when a friendship breaks down? How can you repair it? Should you even try?
What happens if you and your partner disagree on whether or not to have children?
The UK's Eurovision entry Mae Muller joins Krupa Padhy
Emily Watson on her new film, God’s Creatures, about a mother-son relationship.
Foreign secretary James Cleverly MP on the UK's international women and girls strategy.
Author Angela Saini on why the patriarchy is more fragile than it appears.
Malala Yousafzai on her Oscar-nominated short documentary film, Stranger At The Gate.
For International Women's Day, we bring you five stories of women who chose to speak up.
Schoolgirls in Iran have been admitted to hospital after reportedly being poisoned by gas.
Discovered by a film director at school when she was only 15 - actor Bukky Bakray.
Diana Parkes appeals to Dominic Raab over release of man who killed her daughter.
Award-winning actor and singer Cynthia Erivo on her new role in Luther: The Fallen Sun.
An exploration of the womb, a 'woefully under-researched and misunderstood' organ.
At least 33 women and 12 children have died after their migrant boat sank off Italy.
Dame Melinda Simmons, British Ambassador to Ukraine, one year on from the invasion.
Twins Chloe and Lydia Hamilton share their story of coping with pregnancy and miscarriage.
UK’s first woman vascular surgeon. Choreographer Dada Masilo. Benefits of older siblings.
Why are Black women more likely to get late cancer diagnoses?
Why do women tear in childbirth?
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Aimee Lou Wood talks about her roles in Cabaret and Netflix’s Sex Education.
A mother who has spent 25 years trying to find out what happened to her son.
After a decade as First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced she's stepping down.
Nuala talks to Nne Nne Iwuji-Eme about her series telling stories of African queens.
Nell Mescal sings live from the Woman's Hour studio.
Love-Bombed a new BBC Podcast. Can Writing a Memoir Ruin your life? Who are you at work ?
Danielle Deadwyler on the film 'Till' & why only one black woman has ever won an Oscar.
European Champion and Queen of the Jungle - Jill Scott.
A new type of adult audio content that is said to be gaining popularity among women.
Irish actor Jessie Buckley in Women Talking.
What has Shamima Begum been doing since she left the UK in 2015?
Uplifting fiction for young adults? Why do so many books contain dark themes?
Helena Bonham Carter on playing the "Queen of the midlands", in Russell T Davies' 'Nolly'
A new report by HM Inspectorate of Prisons on conditions at Eastwood Park women’s prison.
Prospero as a mother not an elderly Duke & father: actor Alex Kingston's current challenge
The actor on playing Nolly - star of Crossroads and Queen of the Midlands Noele Gordon.
Emily Atack on the abusive messages she receives from men and why she's calling for change
Hilary Grime's daughter Phoebe, a university student, took her own life in 2021.
Screenwriter Lesley Paterson reveals how her sporting career helped to fund her new film
Anita speaks to the daughters of two Jewish girls who fled Nazi persecution.
Blue Plaque for the 'founding spirit' of the Notting Hill Carnival, Claudia Jones.
Childcare reform – what needs to change?
A new study examining disproportionate number of female teachers developing mesothelioma
Women artists at the Brits. Targeted adverts online. When's the right time to have a baby?
Hollywood actor Michelle Williams on her new role in Steven Spielberg's The Fabelmans.
Michelle Williams talks about playing Mitzi, closely based on Steven Spielberg's mother.
A history of breastfeeding.
The little-known story of Rosemary Kennedy.
The Downton Abbey actor on her new stage role as Martha in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Actor Patricia Hodge joins Krupa Padhy.
Why is the sari having renaissance & the long-term impact of Eleanor Williams
The rise of female conductors and how to talk to children about Andrew Tate.
The former BBC newsreader on her new role as the first female president of the BBFC.
The Offbeat Sari exhibition.
Donor-conceived children: listener Hayley shares her remarkable personal story.
Impact of the Eleanor Williams case on how rape is reported and whether women are believed
Vandana Shiva on climate change activism.
We discuss financial new year’s resolutions with two female money experts.
Renowned activist Vandana Shiva on feminism and climate change.
What is it like to be the only woman in a group of men? Is it isolating? Intimidating?
Abandoning the bra – the new trend of going braless.
Turning your passion into a business - is it ever a good idea?
The writer and director Sally Wainwright ahead of the 3rd and final series of Happy Valley
In 1988 Paulina Porizkova was one of world's highest-paid models & face of Estee Lauder.
What can you look forward to on the other side of the menopause?
Finding My Voice. Taliban ban on women working for NGOs. The Christmas sandwich debate.
Crazy Rich Asians actor Constance Wu on the nuances and pressures of representation.
Jessica Creighton looks at the theme of rest in psychology, history, religion and sport.
69 year old Christine Hobson, the oldest woman to complete the Antarctic Ice Marathon.
Returning to your childhood bedroom at Christmas. Scottish Gender Recognition Reform Bill.
We look at the role of social media as more women are diagnosed with ADHD.
Cally Beaton on becoming a comedian in the latter half of her life
Actor Jane Horrocks on her new Radio 4 drama about her relationship with musician Ian Dury
Strictly Come Dancing presenter Claudia Winkleman on how to hang the loo roll.
Naomi Ackie taking on the role of a lifetime for the film Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance.
Claudia Winkelman on the small things she can't bear to be “wrong” in the domestic sphere.
The Conservative peer on her frustration at progress since her report First Do No Harm.
Hilary McGrady the DG of the National Trust. David Coulthard on women in F1. Nurses strike
Marina Litvinenko on new TV drama on her fight to bring her husband justice.
The ‘Silent Twins’ who spoke to no one, and Academy award-winning actor Kate Winslet.
Rose Ayling-Ellis makes her West End stage debut as Celia in As You Like It.
Reaction to the release of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's Netflix documentary.
Kate Winslet on her new film and Professor Dame Sue Black on forensic investigations.
A new film about real-life Welsh twins who only spoke to each other growing up.
Journalist Hadley Freeman discusses why she resigned as a columnist at the Guardian.
The woman whose testimony put the so-called Babes in the Wood killer behind bars.
A new test which could diagnose the exact type of urinary tract infection in 40 minutes.
The woman whose testimony put the so-called Babes in the Wood killer behind bars.
Dr Rosemary Coogan is the first UK woman to be chosen as a European Space Agency astronaut
Why are there so few decently paid part-time jobs?
Ricki Lake on her new documentary, The Business of Birth Control.
A candid chat with Andrea Riseborough & ten years of stalking laws: what has changed?
Susannah Schofield promoting and supporting women boxers.
Lady Glenconner, lady-in-waiting to Princess Margaret for three decades, on her new memoir
Why is it that we so often struggle or fail in marriages or long term partnerships?
Andrea Riseborough on her latest role in Mathilda and egg freezing - is it worth it?
Woman's Hour looks at stalking in England and Wales, ten years on from the law change.
We ask Mel Giedroyc and Professor Jean Seaton why the BBC is known as Auntie
Jill Goldston: possibly Britain's most prolific 'extra'.
The world's first double female fronted big band.
Poet Joelle Taylor, winner of the Polari Prize and the rise of women in Fantasy Football.
Practical advice for anxious mothers. Burns specialist Professor Fiona Wood. Tampon tax .
The voices of women across the last century, via a specially commissioned Kim Moore poem.
The How Do I Live singer discuss her new album, turning 40 and growing up in the spotlight
Singer LeAnn Rimes talks to Anita Rani.
A woman who served in the Royal Navy speaks about being raped while serving on a ship.
The women's ambassador for the Rugby League World Cup on how to get more women involved.
Crime writer Denise Mina on why she has changed her twitter display name to Elon Musk.
Lorna Luft on her role in White Christmas. Plus a new biography of Mussolini's daughter.
Beth Mead, England Women's Player of the Year on Qatar hosting the FIFA World Cup 2022.
Shonda Rhimes and Betsy Beers, the women behind Netflix hit Bridgerton.
Dame Sharon White, the first ever female chair of John Lewis Partnership speaks to Emma.
Cat Power on music, motherhood and honouring rock and roll icon Bob Dylan.
What does a feminist city look like? Jan Etherington on bickering.
Donna Patterson speaks about winning an employment tribunal against supermarket Morrisons.
Vanessa Nakate on what she wants to hear from world leaders ahead of the COP27 summit
How can an accessible, affordable, high quality childcare system be developed in the UK?
How can rogue landlords who exploit survivors of domestic abuse be stopped?
As the cost of living crisis continues we discuss hygiene poverty.
Lisa Squire on the murder of her 21-year-old daughter Libby.
How deepfake technology creates hardcore pornography of women without their consent.
Two-time Academy award-winning actor Geena Davis talks about her career and new memoir.
Charlotte Charles on her three-year fight for justice for her 19-year-old son Harry Dunn.
The comedian Jayde Adams joins Krupa to discuss being on Strictly Come Dancing.
Some US women reconsidering whether or not they want children after Roe v Wade overturned.
Geena Davis on her memoir Dying of Politeness.
The acclaimed choreographer on her new production inspired by Alice in Wonderland.
Nicole Hockley, who lost her son Dylan in the Sandy Hook school shooting in 2012.
Indie folk trio The Staves play live in the Woman's Hour studio.
Actor Juliet Stevenson. The legacy of Sue Townsend. Ellie Simmonds on Strictly.
The actor best known for playing Princess Anne in The Crown talks about her new stage role
Violinist Helen O'Hara from Dexy's Midnight Runners.
Cimate activists Farwiza Farhan and Patience Nabukalu join Jessica ahead of COP27.
Merope Mills on the preventable death of her 13-year-old daughter.
Warrior women on Woman’s Hour with Anita Rani.
The journalist Merope Mills voices her anger at her daughter Martha's preventable death.
Expert on racial justice Professor Nicola Rollock and Nadine Shah on her new career.
The former footballer and broadcaster Alex Scott on her new memoir.
Does the gentle parenting style that's currently viral on TikTok really work?
The late Hilary Mantel's writing on chronic pain and illness that inspires so many.
Time off for a broken heart?
Sex and relationship expert Oloni joins Emma to discuss her new book.
Why are women more likely than men to vote Labour if an election were held now?
Author Kamila Shamsie on her new novel, Best of Friends.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
The dangers of gambling to meet the cost of living, and world record sheep shearing.
What is it like being one of the few female sheep farmers in the UK?
Concert pianist Anna Fedorova joins Emma to talk about the Ukraine Freedom Orchestra.
You may have heard of red flags but how about beige flags?
We speak to one of the community volunteers invited to attend the Queen's state funeral.
Julia Gillard, the former Prime Minister of Australia, pays tribute to the Queen
The impact of the floods in Pakistan on pregnant women.
Dame Sheila Hancock shares her memories of the Queen.
The Times' royal editor, Roya Nikkhah, speaks about the Princess Royal.
How will Camilla, former Duchess of Cornwall, make the role of Queen Consort her own?
Woman's Hour special following the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Prime Minister Liz Truss will not have a dedicated women's minister. Why?
On Liz Truss's first full day as PM, Emma speaks to Baroness Gabby Bertin.
Strictly's Motsi Mabuse on her new autobiography.
The Conservative Party and female leaders and a midwife on board a search and rescue ship.
Baroness Hale on Roe v Wade, the barrister strikes and how rape cases are tried in the UK.
In three weeks during lockdown, 'Frock up Friday' had 10,000 members worldwide.
Baroness Hale talks about the law on abortion in light of Roe v Wade being overturned.
We begin a new series on female friendship and explore if fan girls can change the world.
How does it feel to reach the age your mum was when she died? Women and trade unions.
Gossip: is there really a difference between the amount women and men indulge in it?
Listener week: One woman's experience of hosting an Ukrainian student.
Older Women DJs on the UK’s club scene
Emma speaks to Rosie's Plaques, a group from Norwich memorialising brilliant daring women.
Emma and Fay join Emma Barnett to talk about their mammoth marathon challenge.
Listener week: Patriarchal wedding practices. Ukraine. Pubic hair loss in menopause.
Stories suggested by listeners.
We look at life for women in Afghanistan one year on from the Taliban taking control.
Sharon Horgan and Eve Hewson on Bad Sisters.
Vabbing - the viral social media trend that proponents say could help you attract a mate.
Mary, a 'secret war baby', tracks down her Black heritage in a Channel 4 documentary.
The musician Self Esteem on her Mercury Prize nomination.
Afghanistan one year after Taliban control, and Children's Commissioner Rachel de Souza.
England captain Leah Williamson reflects on the Lionesses' Euro 22 victory.
How the Partition of India in 1947 affected women’s lives.
England captain Leah Williamson joins Jessica Creighton.
Fifty years on, recognition for the first England women's football team.
Is Serena Williams leaving tennis?
Brit and Mercury Prize-winning singer Heather Small discusses her first album in 16 years.
A new report on children being strip-searched by the Metropolitan Police.
With such excitement around the Lionesses, will football start to outshine netball?
Manipulating body images in ads. National Poet of Wales Hanan Issa. Abortion stories.
How easy is it to access all-girl teams around England?
More medals to be awarded to women at Commonwealth Games.
What will the legacy of last night's Women's Euro 2022 be?
Samantha Womack on her role as the White Witch in The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe.
'All Bodies are Beach Bodies' campaign.
The women from the Netflix series Get Organised with The Home Edit give their pro tips.
Emma speaks to Jane Roe's daughter Melissa Mills, and we celebrate the Lionesses win.
Samantha Womack as the White Witch in The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe.
Award winner Leilani Münter uses her stock race car to share environmental messages.
Vicky Pattison on her new documentary My Dad, Alcohol and Me.
Sara Dallin and Keren Woodward from Bananarama.
Vicky Pattison on her unhealthy relationship with alcohol and women's darts on TV.
England's Lionesses take on Spain in the quarter finals of #WEURO22
Surviving in Scrubs is being described as the #MeToo of medicine. The founders join Krupa.
Bestselling author R J Palacio on her latest book.
The lives of historical black female figures who made their homes in Essex.
Following the overturning of Roe v Wade, we look at abortion rights round the world.
Poet 'Lady Unchained'. Tory Leadership contest. Covid. Telford. Abortion memories
Why is content that glorifies violence against women allowed on some platforms?
Five-time Grammy Award-winning singer Angélique Kidjo joins Emma Barnett.
Actor Sally Phillips on her latest film on Sky Cinema, How to Please a Woman.
Female freemasons: the appeal of being member of an organisation shrouded in mystery?
Nusrat Ghani, MP for Wealden and vice-chair of The 1922 committee .
Cabinet Resignations. PP Arnold. Labour & Women. Estonian Women. European Women’s Football
An all-women team are travelling from the UK to Ukraine with much-needed supplies.
Veteran players share their stories ahead of the Women's Euros.
What does the law say on abortion in the UK? And is there a chance that it might change?
Aparna Sen, one of India's best-loved and most successful film directors.
Vogue's dating columnist Annie Lord on her debut, Notes on Heartbreak.
Ghislaine Maxwell has been sentenced to 20 years in a US prison.
The US woman treated in Spain after being refused an abortion in Malta.
Lesbians used to be banned from serving in the armed forces - what's the situation now?
A world exclusive interview with Kate Bush on her new generation of fans.
First Black woman to win Wimbledon in 1957 and again in 1958.
What are your choices if you still have frozen embryos in storage after IVF?
Kate Bush on making it to number 1 in the singles charts 44 years after her debut single.
Midwinter in sub-Antarctic. Poems from Olivia Harrison. Playing a teen on screen.
Is comedy having its #MeToo moment?
What difference will the Whyte Review into abuse in British Gymnastics make?
What difference will the Whyte Review into abuse at British Gymnastics make?
A Ukrainian journalist discusses how her newspaper has attracted worldwide attention.
Author of Tenants, Vicky Spratt, explains how a shortage of homes is affecting women.
The House of Commons is becoming a 'menopause-friendly' employer, can others follow suit?
Two artists commemorating the fifth anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire.
Oscar-winner Dame Emma Thompson on women's pleasure and full frontal nudity.
Are you a binner or a flusher after you've used a tampon or towel?
Dame Emma Thompson. Abortion in Northern Ireland. Dame Paula Rego. The cost of child care.
Sarah Brown on the 20th anniversary of losing her daughter talks about premature birth.
Singer-songwriter Joan Armatrading joins Emma to talk about her music and latest award.
Writer Dolly Alderton. Sue Biggs on leaving her role at the RHS. Domestic Abuse Act.
The new production of Grease, what it’s like to be a Female Bouncer & Tahmima Aman.
Our Greatest Queens, from Eleanor of Acquitaine to Liliʻuokalani, the last Queen of Hawaii
Kate Garner with a musical tribute to Queen Elizbaeth II on her jubilee.
Tahmima Anam on the power of silence.
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe tells her own story, exclusively to Emma Barnett.
Grease stars Olivia Moore and Jocasta Almgill. Author Julie Myerson. Restorative justice.,
Hannah Fry on her new documentary, Making Sense of Cancer.
A recent landmark report reveals 75% of women of colour have experienced racism at work.
The salon Lotus Beauty, women in farming and forced sterilisation in the US.
Forty years since their last concert, ABBA are once again performing.
Roxanne Tahbaz speaks to Emma about her father's detention in Iran.
Sean O'Neill on the death of his eldest daughter Maeve from ME.
The actor who plays Sister Michael in Derry Girls joins us.
Two-time Grammy nominee Beth Nielsen Chapman sings live in the Woman's Hour studio.
Actor Anne Marie Duff. Chinese feminism. Who was Henrietta Howard, Countess of Suffolk?
Author Helen Fitzgerald on sibling rivalry and a nun who's found fame on Tiktok.
Kate Rusby, one of the UK’s leading folk singers, talks about her latest album.
Mel C from the Spice Girls discusses the end of Little Mix.
We meet best-selling singer and songwriter Emeli Sandé.
Alice Urbach wrote Cooking the Viennese Way!, but her name was removed. Why?
The women who tasted Adolf Hitler’s food.
Former consultant neurologist Jules Montague joins us to discuss her new book on diagnosis
Award-winning screenwriter Abi Morgan on loss, illness and her powerful new memoir.
Artificial wombs, how parents can help their children deal with exams, music from Toshi.
The musician Emeli Sandé joins Emma in the studio.
Author Candice Carty-Williams on the complex nature of families.
The award-winning Radio 1 DJ Adele Roberts on her bowel cancer journey
Anne Robinson, Testosterone and menopause, No- fault evictions, cut flowers, thread lifts.
The author Candice Carty-Williams on her new novel, People Person.
Emma interviews Peggy Seeger and learns about female collectors and folk performers today.
The TV presenter Julia Bradbury on life after her breast cancer diagnosis.
Maya Sondhi was in Silent Witness & Line of Duty. Now she's written her own police series.
Julia Bradbury joins Emma to discuss her documentary Breast Cancer and Me.
Olympic and World BMX Champion Bethany Shriever.
Dame Margaret Beckett MP. Author Susan Cain. And helping women get a job.
The female stars of Only Fools and Horses team up again for Ladies of Letters.
Rhian from Wet Leg, the indie rock band whose debut album shot to number 1 last week.
Rhian Teasdale from the band Wet Leg.
Celebrating a career spanning 50 years - Bonnie Langford.
Women and stand up paddleboarding.
Foreign policy advisor to three US presidents, Fiona Hill, on the war in Ukraine.
From Inventing Anna to The Dropout, why are female con artists enjoying a cultural moment?
The Queen's Gambit actor Anya Taylor-Joy on her new film and female friendships.
Philomena Cunk, Mandy and Liz in Motherland; some of the parts played by Diane Morgan.
'Roar'- a new series of 'darkly comic fables'- includes Meera Syal as Anu,
The woman who is the UK's permanent representative to the UN talks about Ukraine.
Actor Anya Taylor-Joy discusses her latest film, The Northman.
The director and choreographer of a new musical about the pop icon Cher.
No-fault divorce: The biggest reform of divorce law for 50 years.
Netflix’s Top Boy star who plays Lauryn, Saffron Hocking.
Emma speaks to transgender scholar Grace Lavery and investigates a new maternity scandal.
No-fault divorce becomes law today - what impact will that have on you?
Rape as an instrument of war in Ukraine.
Paralympic five time gold medallist Ellie Simmonds.
DJ Sister Bliss and Professor Lauren Stewart discuss the impact of music on our mood.
Anita speaks to the cartoonist Robyn Smith about Nubia the first Black superwoman.
The Ockenden Review, the biggest maternity scandal in the NHS's history.
Sister Bliss and Professor Lauren Stewart on the power of music to affect our emotions.
The women helping to rescue women and children fleeing Ukraine
We speak to three MPs who are members of the Women’s Diplomatic Battalion of Ukraine.
Where's the body hair in period drama?
Using two duvets to help your sleep and your relationship.
Actor Ruth Wilson talks to Emma Barnett about her latest roles on stage and screen.
At 25, Ash Barty walks away from tennis as the world's number one player.
Who was Ellen Wilkinson? And Mary-Ellen McGroarty from the UN’s World Food Programme.
Female photographers documenting resistance across generations feature in a new exhibition
Foreign Secretary Liz Truss MP on Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's release, & Cook for Ukraine.
Ruth Madeley plays co-founder of Direct Action Network Barbara Lisicki in a new BBC2 drama
The Foreign Secretary and Women and Equalities Minister Liz Truss MP joins the programme.
The DUP's Dianne Dodds and novelist Charlotte Mendelson on her new book.
Pregnant and showing off your pregnancy bump or quite the opposite, trying to hide it?
A plaque put up to mark the first women priests' ordination finally includes their names.
We explore what role the Women and Equalities Minister should serve.
Betty Boo is back with her first solo single in nearly thirty years.
'Little Women', 'Little Wimmin' and the all-female collective Figs in Wigs.
Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter Joss Stone
Women and Equalities Minister. Celebrating the achievement of mothers.
The welfare of surrogate mothers in Ukraine
Swiss-Tamil singer Priya Ragu and how women are coping with the situation in Ukraine.
Priya Ragu on her Tamil-inspired music
Where are we in the fight to deal with violence against women and girls?
Over thirty years of ground-breaking research on plant communication and intelligence.
The zoologist Lucy Cooke on her new book which aims redefine the female of the species.
We hear about the Ukrainian women taking up arms and fighting for their country.
An exclusive interview with Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall and future Queen Consort.
Ukraine, the matchgirls' strike, equal pay deal for US Women’s soccer, & Briony Greenhill.
Camilla the Duchess of Cornwall talks exclusively to Woman’s Hour.
The Canadian bestselling author on feminism, grief and being in your 80s.
Political philosopher Clare Chambers explores why we feel the need to change our bodies.
First ever guidelines on physical activity published for disabled children & young people.
Mina Smallman, mum of murdered sisters Bibaa and Nicole on Cressida Dick’s resignation.
Reimagining ‘Jekyll and Hyde’. Charmaine Wilkerson. Professor Angela Gallop. Baby names.
Women protestors in India condemn proposal to ban hijabs in classrooms in Karnataka.
The settlement between Virginia Giuffre and Prince Andrew: what does it mean for her?
Mina Smallman. Family planning and work. Women in Ukraine.
The language of love and poetry with Imtiaz Dharker.
Author Marian Keyes on revisiting a much-loved character in her new book Again, Rachel.
Commissioner Cressida Dick's resignation and what it means
The singer Kate Nash and the impact devolution has had on female political representation.
The bestselling novelist on revisiting a much-loved character in new book Again, Rachel
Have you ever felt like you wanted to scream from the top of your lungs?
Meet the creator of an extraordinary 'knitted Sandringham' - 92 year old Margaret Seaman.
The fastest women to row across the Atlantic. Photo credit Atlantic Campaigns.
British Vogue’s iconic cover, the GB women at the Olympics and 'Insta mums'.
Stacey Dooley investigates the UK's mental health crisis in her new book
American lawyer Gloria Allred, who is still representing 20 accusers of Jeffrey Epstein.
Carrie Johnson - the first prime ministerial spouse who has had a career in politics.
To mark the 50th anniversary of her death, Sarah Brown sings Mahalia Jackson.
Dr Koshka Duff’s first broadcast interview since winning compensation from the Met police
Tareena Shakil, the first British woman to be found guilty of joining IS, tell her story.
The all female string quartet who are reimagining the songs of tragic operatic heroines.
Emma speaks to Dr Koshka Duff about her treatment by the Metropolitan Police.
The success of the modern musical retelling of the lives of the six wives of Henry VIII.
Is the criminal justice system responsive enough to the specific needs of women offenders?
Tracey Emin on why she wants her artwork removed from display in Number 10 Downing Street.
Mary Ward the 17th century feminist, Georgina Lucas & Ladette Culture
The future of IVF. Tracey Emin on removing her art from No.10. Anna Soubry on defecting.
Influential and fearless women from Perth in Scotland over several centuries.
Higher Education Minister MIchelle Donelan discusses universities and the ending of NDAs
Skeleton racer-Laura Deas, one of Team GB's athletes competing in the Winter Olympics 2022
Helen Pankhurst, on the legacy of the Suffragettes and protest.
Midwives refusing the vaccine.
Emma Gannon on her new book new book, (Dis)connected.
Actor Adjoa Andoh and composer Julie Cooper talk about their new collaboration Continuum.
Emma speaks to Rhian Graham, one of the Colston Four.
The presenter of Room 5 and Tunnel 29 on her own life-changing medical diagnosis.
Psychotherapist Julia Samuel on the therapeutic benefits of writing our life stories.
Preet Chandi: believed to be 1st woman of colour to complete a solo crossing on Antarctica
The Derry Girls actor Jamie-Lee O'Donnell on her new show about prison officers.
Scottish government consultation on gender recognition laws.
Making a change for the better in 2022: we speak to Poorna Bell about getting stronger.
Memoirs, morning pages: why do so many of us want to put our lives on the page?
Sarah Ransome, a victim of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, tells her story.
Sarah Ransome, a victim of Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, tells her story.
Pakistani disability rights activist, Abia Akram - one of the BBC's 100 Women in 2021.
Australian author Donna Ward on what it means to be accidentally single and childless.
Women inspired to protect, write about, scientifically study and experience the cold.
Emma Barnett presents a Woman's Hour Christmas mixtape.
Claire Foy as the Duchess of Argyll
The ladies of the Posh Club Dance Club. A Musical Family Christmas. Volunteering.
The acting legend Dame Joan Collins on her life and seven decades in showbusiness.
Countdown Star and lexicographer Susie Dent on festive words.
Poet Carol Ann Duffy and folk musician Kathryn Williams on their new collaboration.
The award-winning actor Claire Foy on her role as the Duchess of Argyll in a new BBC drama
Actor Tamsin Greig on her latest role as the legendary theatrical agent Peggy Ramsay.
How a fridge falling on a woman dancing could have actually been a good thing!
Chief Scientific Officer Lucy Chappell and we hear about the medieval abbess Æthelgifu.
What's the impact of missing out on traditional teen experiences because of Covid?
Actor Tamsin Greig. Pregnant women and the booster jab. Volunteering. Miss World at 70.
What's the impact of providing childcare for your grandchildren?
Jazz musician Zoe Rahman tells us about her new award from the 2021 Ivors Composer Awards.
One woman’s story of catfishing and the why gloves are ‘high fashion’.
Award-winning jazz pianist Zoe Rahman joins Emma.
Reaction to Allegra Stratton's TV rehearsal about parties at Downing Street
Secretary of State for Defence Ben Wallace on women's experiences in the armed forces.
We hear how Kate and Annie's long relationship is under pressure in our new series.
The American author and Professor Brené Brown on emotions.
Tribunal cases where employees allege menopause-related discrimination are rising.
Krupa Padhy explores the realities and complexities facing modern stepmothers.
Mississippi is asking the US Supreme Court to overturn the landmark ruling Roe v Wade.
Emily Ratajkowski discusses sexuality, feminism, empowerment and the male gaze.
BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2021 winner-Vivianne Miedema of Arsenal & Netherlands.
Actor and singer Beverley Knight on making her voice heard in the music industry.
Arwa Mahdawi on strong women leaders and the ongoing appeal of Cinderella.
Fabric a history of material. Post Office worker on clearing her name. DV in Turkey.
Writer/historian Sheila Rowbotham and the women's liberation movement in Britain.
Beverley Knight plays Faye Treadwell, who managed the Drifters after her husband died.
Mel Sykes on her mid-life autism diagnosis and how it all makes sense.
Hear an exclusive interview with Nancy Kelley, CEO of Stonewall.
Anita Rani talks to Kath Whitaker about her national championships debut on Saturday.
A sweary, anarchic reboot of the novel where the 5 all-female cast play all characters.
Deputy Chief Constable Maggie Blyth on her new role preventing violence to women and girls
Rose Ayling-Ellis and partner Giovanni Pernice danced in tribute to the deaf community.
Kirsten Dunst on starring in Jane Campion's new film The Power of the Dog.
The former president of Ireland Mary Robinson on the significance of COP26.
Mary Robinson, Chair of The Elders, explains why the climate challenge is so emotional.
During WWII, hundreds of women served as secret agents as part of military intelligence.
The bestselling author on her new prequel to A Woman of Substance.
Women's situation in Afghanistan and the humanitarian crisis being faced.
Sarah Jayne Dunn on her dismissal from the long-running soap Hollyoaks.
Exclusive interviews with both Amanda Knox and Kathleen Stock.
Roman sculptures including women & children unearthed during the HS2 rail construction.
Amanda Knox on the struggle to reclaim her identity.
Kathleen Stock on her resignation as a professor of philosophy at the University of Sussex
How successful will COP26 be in producing concrete targets for change?
Lily Cole on climate change and Hasina Safi who used to be Women's Minister in Afghanistan
Revisiting the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
Monica Lewinsky Revisited: A new generation learn about the political scandal of the 1990s
Maid series praised for its realistic depiction of emotional abuse.
Life for one Afghan family housed in one of the many UK hotels holding refugees.
Budget look ahead. Toxic Relationships. Theatrical and TV wig designer Angela Cobbin.
What do phrases like 'net zero', global heating and eco-anxiety actually mean?
We hear about Hillary Clinton and Louise Penny's first political novel.
Hillary Rodham Clinton on her first political thriller written with author Louise Penny.
Ella Eyre - MOBO and Brit award-winning singer-songwriter.
The former Scottish Conservative leader's maiden speech in the House of Lords.
Dame Eileen:Tottenham's answer to Shirley Temple to respected stage, screen & TV actor
Women pig farmers and mental health.
Cush Jumbo, star of The Good Wife and The Good Fight on her latest role playing Hamlet.
How does height affect dating?
Sophie Ellis-Bextor:7 albums, 5 children,a podcast,'Live Kitchen Discos' & now a memoir...
Lucy Mangan on her novel 'Are We Having Fun Yet?'.
Actor Cush Jumbo on her new stage role as the Prince of Denmark.
How do you feel about equality in 2021? Your chance to have your say.
This week we mark 75 years of Woman's Hour on air.
Abi Sampa describes herself as a "weird warbling electric Veena player".
For our 75th, a specially commissioned poll looking at women and equality in the UK today
Mina Smallman, whose 2 daughters were murdered last year, talks about a mother's grief.
Anita Hill. Why talking to people we don't know can be good for us. Musician Fatma Said.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Reaction to the details of Sarah Everard's murder.
The joy of friendships with an age gap.
Reaction to details of Sarah Everard's final hours.
Morgan Lloyd Malcolm; Alison McGovern MP; STIs; Coming out at 44; Student counselling.
Former CEO of PepsiCo, Indra Nooyi. Barrister Robin Moira White. FIFA 2022 game soundtrack
Lashana Lynch on making history as the first Black female 007.
Daytimers - South Asian ravers of the 80s, Julia Bradbury and Gaming & Sexism.
Daytimers, Sabina Nessa, school absence & mental health, folic acid, Afghan refugees.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
The Australian swimmer planning to swim the English Channel for record-breaking 44th time.
Martha Wainwright on her new album, Australian campaigner Grace Tame, Dame Kate Bingham.
Chancellor Angel Merkel's legacy after 20 years at the heart of European & global politics
Dame Elizabeth Anionwu; Jennifer Saunders; Former Afghan women's minister.
Pretty Privilege - what is it and should it be used? Baby deaths report, and Thea Gilmore.
The woman who revolutionised the treatment of sickle cell disease.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Women and men are now getting equal prize money at Venice's famous rowing race.
Jennifer Saunders, Fashion editor Justine Picardie on the real "Miss Dior".
Michaela Coel, Rafia Zakaria Against White Feminism & Japanese ‘Womeneconomics’.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Is coughing a learnt behaviour that post-Covid, we can unlearn?
Julie Bindel, Social Care, Jennifer Hudson on Aretha Franklin and Soviet Women in WWII.
Michaela Coel on her first book. Lockdown in paradise. Female HGV drivers.
The literary return of a much loved Agatha Christie creation - Miss Marple.
Greenham Common March, 'Girlboss' & Mirrors
Roe v. Wade, Girlboss and women of colour, Conscious sex work, Greenham Common banners.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Greenham Common, Afghan Refugee Resettlement, Sarah Rainsford, Rebecca Welch.
Cookery pioneer Claudia Roden. SEN diagnosis limbo. Vaccine hesitancy among care workers.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
A celebration of being average.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Parental alienation, Afghan judges, being average, women vets, Lady Evelyn Cobbold
Listener Week: Climate anxiety, protesting and economic sustainability with Kate Raworth.
Memories in the attic; Afghan safe houses; Food and climate; ME and Covid; Neanderthals
Listener Week: Women and trades, Afghanistan, Stealthing, Dumping a friend
Actor Lesley Manville on her TV drama and mission to change the way we see older women.
Divorce, Ruby Wax, the FIRE movement and strings duo Balladeste.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Priti Patel on the Afghan crisis, and Aisha Jawando as Tina Turner
Dental health and menopause, Lisa Nandy, police disclosures and the joy of stationery
Clothes sizing, Afghan women, and what's driving men who define themselves as incels?
Mental health and online dating, Charlotte Worthington & writer Georgia Pritchett
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Baby Bonding, ASMR, Afghanistan, Eimear McBride, BMX Freestyle
US VP Kamala Harris; Working from home; Camping; Georgia Pritchett; Women & investing.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Belarus; Domestic Violence and Terrorism; Instagram pictures; Anna Whitehouse
Will 13 year old skateboarder Sky Brown inspire a new generation of girls into sport?
Emma-Jean Thackray, Dr Pamela Warner, Charlotte Edwards & Niki Adams and Judith Heumann.
Bette Davis, vaccines, Andrew Cuomo, and disability and dating.
Bobbi Brown, Andrew Billen, Mary Anne Sieghart, Catherine Morgan and Julie Flynn.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Advice on what to do when you're suffering from insomnia.
Women and AI, Stef Reid & comedian London Hughes
Comic London Hughes on having to move to the US to make it.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Josie Proto, UTIs, rewriting the rules of child protection, COP26
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Black & minoritised women & domestic violence; South Asian women & sport; Midwives; Home.
Ten years on from her death, Amy Winehouse's mum and close friend reflect on her life.
Women at the Tokyo Olympics and a new book by Frankie Miren's about life as a sex worker
Jules Williamson on directing her first film in her fifties and a new study on Long Covid.
Ten years on from her death, Amy Winehouse's closest friends and family tell her story.
Typewriters; Canadian residential schools; Isy Suttie; Stealthing
Maria Callas, slavery reparations, workwear trends, international aid legal challenge.
The Three Hijabis, 150 Years of Female GPs & going braless.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
The pros and cons of not wearing a bra.
Deborah James on living with cancer and the hidden life of Maria Callas
150 years of female GPs. Lucy D’Orsi, Chief Constable of the British Transport Police.
Are the recommendations of the Cumberlege review being acted on fast enough?
An exclusive interview with Lady Lavinia Nourse who was cleared of child sex abuse
Gina Yashere, Afghanistan, WAGs, Helen Epega
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Lady Lavinia Nourse, Early labour, Chile’s constitution.
Female truckers; dealing with disappointment; Caitlin Moran; maternity failings.
Yvette Cooper on tabling an amendment to the Police Courts Crime and Sentencing Bill.
Libby Scott and her mum Kym on autism, the future of the High Street and Anne Robinson.
Rachel Weisz, Euro 2020, Kanya d’Almeida, Abortion in Northern Ireland, Emily Rapp Black.
Can women save the High Street economy?
The work of female rangers protecting wildlife from poachers.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Exercise aggression, Purity culture, The Plumage Act, Smacking your child.
Anne Robinson; Millennial relationships; Female resistance fighters; Breastfeeding.
Debbie Marriott, Protecting the title 'nurse' and Seven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Dancing at home; Transgender athletes; Ugandan Women; Eco novels
Female wildlife rangers; Miscarriage cards; Prison in Iran; Boric acid; Nude photos online
Ofsted head Amanda Spielman talks to Emma Barnett about sexual abuse in schools.
Shirley J Thompson, Domestic Violence Prevention & Foxglove and our data
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
The award-winning composer on her new piece for a disabled-led ensemble.
Singer Jessie Ware on the joys of food, and why girls are disappearing from care services.
Summer hair trends; Police & sexual misconduct; Women of so-called "Islamic State"; HPV.
Domestic violence prevention. Managing how our data’s used. Veteran journalist Hella Pick.
Singer Paloma Faith on music and motherhood.
Nannie and Cutty Sark; Good Leadership; DJ Jaguar; No-fault divorce; Women's Super League
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Women's Health Special - Nadine Dorries, Unwell Women, Mesh removal centres, Autoimmunity
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Dido Harding's first interview since leaving her job setting up test and trace.
Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie on grief, Composer Arooj Aftab, Reclaiming sexist language
Arooj Aftab; PIP implants; Race, trauma and culture; Reclaiming sexist language.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie; 'Valuing Everyone'; Parm Sandhu; Summer Legs.
Women and environmental art and why despite decades progress motherhood is still so hard?
Sinead O'Connor, and returning to work post-pandemic.
A Celebration of Women's Sporting Success
Geek Girl author Holly Smale on her autism diagnosis, Paris Lees, Hormones and vaccines.
How Covid vaccines are affecting women, Paris Lees and Nero’s women
Babes in the wood, Ecocide, Sexism in craft beer, and How to save a life
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Holly Smale, Caroline Dinenage MP, trial of Valerie Bacot & a new Covid/Pregnancy study
We are Lady Parts: the series about funny Muslim women, Environmental Minister Rebecca Pow
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Is Alice in Wonderland the ultimate female icon for our times?
Will more women in the intelligence services make a difference?
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Mona Eltahawy; Scarlett Moffatt and Montana Brown; Female astronauts
Iranian musician Mentrix on challenging traditions.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Emma Barnett talks female astronauts, Second Chances and celebs and the male gaze.
Mona Eltahawy on embracing female anger; Maternal ambivalence; Women in the Senedd.
We hear how domestic workers in the Middle East are turning to TikTok to highlight abuse.
Tracey Emin on her latest exhibition; Susan Rogers on working with Prince; Panic attacks
Covid in India, Prince’s sound engineer Susan Rogers, panic attacks & the novel Careless.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Tracey Emin on her latest exhibition and re-imaginging nightclubs so women feel safe.
What's behind the decline in male fertility?
What might be stopping you getting on a bike, and how it can be overcome.
Weekend Woman’s Hour: Dawn French; Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe’s sentence; Women’s Football.
Morris dancing, women's football commentary, and Bletchley veteran Betty Webb.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Emma Barnett talks to Dawn French about her 4th novel & what to call a woman's later years
Nazanin's sentence and women's rights in Iran, The Barbizon Hotel, Orgasms
What does it mean to have and be a second child. Does birth order determine your future?
Julia Gillard on girls' education; Pauline Black of The Selecter; Dogs in Lockdown.
'Sisters with Transistors'; Covid & pregnant women; Facial shaving; Pan Am stewardesses
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Anita hears why online abuse is deterring female MPs and from The Governor Vanessa Frake.
Pandemic puppies and the unique relationship between a woman and her dog.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Maureen Lipman; Women feeling the Cold, Imelda May
Irish singer-songwriter, Imelda May; rape trials in Scotland; van life.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Emma Barnett talks to former minister Owen Paterson about the suicide of his wife Rose.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Shepherdess Amanda Owen and Clare Eglin talk about why women tend to feel colder than men.
Body image; Caring for an abuser; Tracey Thorn on her friend Lindy Morrison
Body image report. Caring for an abuser. Plus a look ahead to the BAFTAs.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Jessica Fellowes on the "Roaring Twenties" & comparisons with life today as lockdown ends.
Mother and son Janice and Matt Baker on keeping the family farm going
Chocolate, women and empire; Women cocoa farmers; Women, chocolate and advertising.
Sharon Stone. The impact of pornography on young people. Actor Vanessa Kirby.
Music festivals & female artists; Exams & assessments; Food writer, Yasmin Khan.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Cindy Gallop & Dr Fiona Vera-Gray on the impact of porn on teenagers & author Erin Kelly.
Jessica Moxham, Lord Macdonald and Harriet Wistritch, Noof Al Maadeed and Rothna Begum.
Vanessa Kirby, award-winning actor; 'rape culture' in schools.
Lockdown anniversary, Cryptocurrencies & Portraits of women.
Equal pay judgement. Birth partners attending scans. Bangladesh at 50.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire
New hope for women with endometriosis?
The pros and cons of recording misogyny as a hate crime.
How to navigate your hormones during the perimenopause.
Women and confidence in the police, Syria, and the future of the handbag.
Ayanna Witter-Johnson, carers' pay, inclusivity in beauty and Jacqueline Rose.
Three men talk about male violence.
Women & confidence in the police, Maria Ressa and the future of the handbag post pandemic
Safe city design, Victoria Atkins, Do men and women garden differently?
Reaction to Sarah Everard’s vigil and the actions of the Metropolitan Police.
The Art of Repair, Nurses' Pay and the Power of Oprah Winfrey.
Alleged abuse in GB gymnastics, definitions of 'woman', gender pay gap, Vaginal pessaries.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire
Emma hears from women campaigning for better protection against image based sexual abuse.
Pros and cons of educating your children at home. Trisha Goddard on the power of Oprah.
What does the Sussexes' interview with Oprah tell us about them and the Royal Family?
State pensions scandal, Isabel Allende, and anti-obesity drugs.
Isabel Allende, Erna Solberg, Madeleine Mitchell, Errollyn Wallen and Emma Jacobs.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire
Mothers' names on marriage certificates. The Budget. Captain Sir Tom's daughter.
Afghan women; Hugging; Older women actors; Paid bereavement leave.
We hear from mums in the 'Red Wall' seats about plans to cut short summer holidays.
Camila Batmanghelidjh, Surrogacy and single fatherhood, Women in Jazz.
Women at breaking point, revenge porn, and the use of the term 'witch'.
Buying sperm online. Finding the couples in vintage wedding photos. Author Julie Ma.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Single fatherhood & surrogacy; Reproductive health; Virtual Parliament; Talking periods.
Have leadership styles changed because of Covid-19?
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire
Zara McDermott & Baroness Morgan, Dr Angela Joyce & Dr Tracey Jensen and Mehreen Baig.
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire
Emma Barnett presents Woman's Hour with Mary Beard, Sarah Smith and news on vulva anxiety.
Struggles to juggle family and career, Seymour Platt, Christine Keeler's son, 'mini pill'
A year after Caroline Flack's death we talk about grief with one of her close friends.
Alleged systemic racism in NHS maternity, care homes and Channel 4 drama It's a Sin.
'Systemic racism' in NHS maternity;Marriage bureau; teenage mental health; Thomas Hardy;
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Sailor Pip Hare. Children and puberty blockers. Stalking slogans on Valentine Day cards.
The women at the centre of the drama 'It's a Sin' set in London during the Aids crisis.
We examine how falling demand has put some early years providers under threat.
Arlo Parks, Susannah Constantine and Jackie Weaver.
Anita Rani & wrestling star Aleah James, Jackie Weaver, Indian farmers & the Golden Globes
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire
Arlo Parks, Suzanne Heywood on the legacy of her husband Jeremy Heywood & Nadine White.
Dolly Parton and She Come By It Natural. More facilities for women in prison.
Do you love your job but work for next to nothing? Have we been sold a myth?
Samantha Cameron, Rhod Gilbert on male fertility, afro hair and discrimination.
Can the way we breathe change our mental and physical health?
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
Rhod Gilbert on male fertility, and talking to children about the Holocaust.
Women and gambling addiction.
The world famous expert on chimpanzees and conservation Jane Goodall speaks to Emma.
Broadcaster Clemency Burton-Hill on learning to speak again following a brain haemorrhage.
We investigate the lack of suitable housing for women escaping domestic violence
Katie Price & Harvey; Family Courts & Marital Rape Review; Christine McAnea, Unison
Clemency Burton-Hill's first interview after suffering a brain haemorrhage last year.
Ballerinas having babies, working from home and domestic violence, delayed smear tests.
Lana Clarkson, and the prevalence of bodged fillers and what can be done about it.
Healthcare workers on the frontline, Debbie McGee and Naomi Paxton, virginity testing.
As a new Wonder Woman film is released, we look at the ultimate female superhero's story.
Have you ever had an adult crush?
Emma Barnett talks to Debbie McGee and Dr Naomi Paxton, author Angie Thomas & Sarah Link
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Where can parents living with violent children turn for help?
Holly Humberstone, one year on from #metoo, Imelda Staunton as the Queen.
Singer-songwriter Holly Humberstone. Lockdown family pressures. BPAS new IVF Clinic.
The poet Carol Ann Duffy and the activist who tried to save The Happy Man tree.
#Me Too - the victories, the criticisms and the unintended consequences.
The handling and impact of the closure of schools.
Emma Barnett with Imelda Staunton, Mel C, Jeremy Hunt and Richard Ratcliffe
As Jane Garvey leaves Woman's Hour after 13 years, we remember her funniest moments.
Woman’s Hour celebrates the 70th anniversary of The Archers.
Jane speaks to listeners about birth, Long Covid, relationships and death during 2020.
How do our names affect our lives?
The conversations we need to be having about getting older.
Nasa's chief flight director Holly Ridings tells Jane about flying women to the moon.
The Strictly reigning champion on how she got Bill Bailey to victory.
Christmas Day with Jane Garvey and guests talking about Joy.
Actor/writer Tracy-Ann Oberman, Stella Creasy MP, food writer Kate Young, Hollie McNish.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
One woman's experience of being diagnosed as autistic aged 27.
Black Narcissus - the story of a group of Anglo-Catholic nuns.
Sharon D Clarke on her role in Peter Pan, and a study into gender stereotypes.
The Olivier award-winning actor on a new role as narrator of a star-studded online panto.
Climate comedy with environmental filmmaker Franny Armstrong.
A Strictly Come Dancing Special with Shirley Ballas.
The long-delayed Online Harms Bill, aimed at holding tech firms to account.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Dame Stephanie 'Steve' Shirley, make-up for men, and clay.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Puberty blockers - Parents' reaction
Who is European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen?
Co-founder of XR, Gail Bradbrook; Prof Sasha Roseneil; Men & make-up; Dick, Kerr's ladies.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Women and retail; Sparking a love of nature; Women in tech
How to make the perfect festive drinks, Post-partum psychosis, Outliving your mum.
Is the continued use of Joint Enterprise unjust? A career in virology. My life in shoes.
Sparking a love of nature, the Keira Bell judgement, evil women, US female voters.
Women's innovation in tech; Working in retail; Valerie's Life in Shoes
Who are the women who are receiving underpaid state pensions?
Jane Garvey introduces a panel discussion with inspirational women from around the world
Ozlem Cekic on confronting racists, The Crown, Bickering in lockdown.
Diana's impact on young people, universities minister Michelle Donelan, and outliving mum.
Chef Marie Mitchell. NUS President Larissa Kennedy. The real Audrey Hepburn.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
The search for Syria's disappeared.
What’s in this week’s spending review for women?
Woman's Hour Power List - Our Planet - the reveal.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Young women and environmental activism. Plus Nadine Shah on her new album Kitchen Sink.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Environmental lawyer, Farhana Yamin is number 2 on this year's WH Power List.
Jane Garvey reveals the 30 women on this year's Woman's Hour Power List - 'Our Planet'.
Popstar Anne-Marie, Princess Diana's best friend Rosa Monckton, and women slaves.
Remembering the victims of Peter Sutcliffe.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Rosa Monckton on her friend Princess Diana's Panorama interview.
What has the psychological impact of Covid been on critical care nurses?
USA presidential election results. Down's syndrome. The forgotten history of women slaves.
How best to support a child with depression. The future of flexible working.
Caring for a loved one with dementia as the pandemic continues.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Author Maggie O’Farrell. US Election result. How to build your self-confidence.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Pottering, BAME Eating Disorders, Ditching Shame
Sailing solo around the world; Grace Campbell ; Anneka Harry; UN women peacekeepers
Author Victoria Hislop. Women's FA Cup. Ovarian Cancer blood test. Singer Charlotte Awbery
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
The art of pottering. Sexual assault allegation against the Minister of Tolerance.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Singing nuns. Long covid. The genius of Victoria Wood.
New research into Long Covid from KCL and Zoe shows being female is a risk factor.
DJ songwriter Sister Bliss. Deaths from cocaine. Starting a business during lockdown.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world.
Singing Nuns, the US elections & women, politicisation of Mumsnet? and jobshares.
Jasper Rees on the much loved comedian, writer, actor, stand up and singer, Victoria Wood.
Carla Bruni, Working From Home, and HIV and Bame women.
Dolly Alderton talks to Jane about her first novel, Ghosts.
Susie MacMurray and her Medusa sculpture, ADHD midlife diagnosis and women and forgiveness
Carla Bruni on her new album. Covid and working class women. Author Onjali Rauf.
Women in business and three-tier lockdown. Working as a midwife.
All pregnant women are being urged to have a flu jab this winter.
Power List judges - How to live a greener life. Women and epilepsy.
Jane Garvey presents a programme that offers a female perspective on the world.
Elizabeth Day on building resilience.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
The 2020 Power List judges tackle your eco-dilemmas
Agony Aunt and star of Googlebox Mary Killen.
Jenni Murray, the story of Cherry Groce, butterfly conservation.
Why are a record number of Republican women running for Congress?
Jenni Murray says 'goodbye' to the programme after 33 years.
Yotam Ottolenghi, long Covid and women and how to talk to children about death.
35 years since Cherry Groce's shooting by police sparked riots – her son speaks to Jane.
The government's Early Years review. Celebrating 'alonement'.
The 2020 Woman’s Hour Power List is ‘Our Planet’.
The ongoing betrayal of the Windrush generation.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Women's football; Black women running for office in the US; Sue Miller's novel Monogamy.
US Congresswoman Ilhan Omar on her journey from a refugee to a member of the US Congress.
Shobna Gulati on new book Remember Me? Discovering my mother as she lost her memory.
The feminisation of alcohol marketing, nude and proud, and sculptor Bridget McCrum.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world.
Author Jacqueline Wilson, lack of diversity in journalism and marketing alcohol to women.
Julia Gillard and Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala; Saskia Reeves; Multiple Sclerosis & pregnancy.
This year's winner of the prize that highlights female comic writing in UK and Ireland.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world.
Laura Bates on her book Men Who Hate Women, and the future of the office romance.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Laura Bates on extreme misogyny groups online. Women and debt. Rheumatoid arthritis.
The flapper Olive Thomas, NHS senior women and what's the future of the office romance?
Lissie Harper’s campaign. Body positivity in Covid age. And dealing with toddler tantrums
Exploring the effects of Covid on women, including those who are pregnant.
The real Ritas of Educating Rita, and Muslim women discuss love and desire.
Oscar-winning actor Hilary Swank on her new TV drama.
How to be more assertive and stand up for what you need.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Annette Bening on her new film Hope Gap.
The legacy of Educating Rita 40 years on.
Stories of the week suggested by listeners.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
LISTENER WEEK: Writing about your job. The evolution of the buggy. Community quilting.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world.
The pleasures of walking, becoming a young mother unexpectedly, discussing bulimia.
All you need to know about nits
Paddlesport; the Pill; Nits; Dating over the age of 45.
Can sex offenders change?
Author Wendy Holden on her novel inspired by the Queen's governess.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Advice on supporting your child's mental health during the Coronavirus pandemic
Ellen DeGeneres, Camilla Thurlow and Denise Mina.
What treatment is available to stop sex offenders from committing more crimes?
Peace talks with the Taliban: Safeguarding women's rights in Afghanistan.
The codebreaking sisters. Women in elite sport. Female DJs adapting during lockdown.
WW2 codebreaking sisters talk about how they served their country.
Women DJs, A levels and home-education, Veronika Tsepkalo, and the scars of psoriasis.
Alexandra Wilson on breaking down the barriers of race and class to become a barrister.
What happens to the small percentage of young female unaccompanied refugees in the UK?
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Zadie Smith on her series of essays written during the early months of lockdown.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Zadie Smith on her book 'Intimations',maternity care and classical guitarist Xuefei Yang.
The rise of families visiting baby banks. Mercury prize nominee Georgia.
Empowering schoolchildren to identify propaganda and distorted facts online
Spotting fake news; Zoom Medicine; New series: Scars; Author & fiddler, Emma John;
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Building a new life after domestic abuse: How friends and family can help survivors.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
School exclusions; Women and running; Recovery after domestic violence
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Finding a comfortable saddle; Nutrition and brain health; Jackie Clune
Journalist Jenny Kleeman on sex robots and artificial wombs & the implications for women
Known as the Barnsley Nightingale, the folk singer Kate Rusby on her album of covers.
Mary Trump on the book she has written about her famous uncle.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world.
Heading to the British coast on holiday this year? Get the kids rockpooling.
How to guides: how to be a good friend.
Gender neutral parenting. High street job losses and the impact on female workers.
Is it okay to leave a friend on a night out?
Karen Gibson 'Godmother of Gospel', the Price of Fast Fashion, Abuse in Gymnastics.
Caitlin Moran on How to Build A Girl. Plus How to change your career.
Jenni discusses black women's access to mental health, pensions and women on remand.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world.
Housing benefit discrimination; Trans-racial adoption; Fast fashion
United Arab Emirates launches its first ever mission to Mars. Author Dorothy Koomson.
Reaction to the Cumberlege Review.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
How close are we to the first UK uterine transplant?
Reaction to the Cumberlege Review; Motherless Daughters and School Leaving rituals.
The Cumberlege Review, Clare Chambers, Vaccinations, Isolation Artwork prize winner
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Skin lightening creams, the film Lynn and Lucy & Panama's sex segregated lockdown
What do you do when your toddler is a fussy eater?
The Double X Economy, gender bias at work and a new film on friendship, Lynn and Lucy.
Women and gaming; Ireland & abortion statistics; Amanda Craig; gender equality in theatre.
Women and Gaming, ICU nurse Dawn Bilbrough, Poulomi Basu, Puberty blockers
Skin-lightening creams, women gamers, Panama, Single parents challenge to CMS.
How might our relationship with our bodies and appearance change after the pandemic?
Do we need to rethink what we want from our leaders?
Cook the Perfect with... Olia Hercules, Resilience and Feminism, Covid Fostering Crisis.
R4 Rethink: How might our relationship with our bodies change after the pandemic?
Dr Amanda Brown on working as a GP at a women-only prison.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Diversity in modelling, are parents sharing domestic labour more equally? favourite words.
Author Rachel Edwards, equality in the home, explorer Vanessa O’Brien and Dame Vera Baird
Naomi Campbell, US Election, Women Farmers and the culinary treats of a 70's recipe book.
Maternity leave in COVID-19 financial support period - the women losing out.
Gender Recognition Act; Susie Dent; Artificial Intelligence for online shopping.
Impact of Black British female authors topping book charts. How will summer school work?
The actor Rosamund Pike on playing the scientist Marie Curie.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Rosamund Pike on playing scientist Marie Curie in a new film.
Research into the impact of fertility clinic coronavirus delays.
Talking to kids about US protests, BAME issues in the NHS & Oceanographer Dr Helen Czerski
Race issues in the nursing profession. Oceanographer Dr Helen Czerski.
Disabled women and the challenge of lockdown, sexual violence in Nigeria and Troupers.
Taking part in a 21-day drumming marathon. Women and multi-level marketing. The Other One.
Talking to kids about the US protests; Trouper Sandy Collver; Dating after lockdown.
Troupers: Annie Taylor and Wendy Robinson founders of the Profanity Embroidery Group.
Coping with an alcohol problem during lockdown. Giving birth during Covid-19.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
How do you cope with an alcohol problem under lockdown? And what support is out there?
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Being pregnant, giving birth and having a new-born during the global pandemic.
Laura Wright, Extended Maternity Leave, Baroness Doreen Lawrence.
Laura Wright on singing for mental health and how Covid-19 affects the fashion industry.
Baroness Doreen Lawrence. Author Glennon Doyle. Covid-19 and its impact on jobs.
Trauma and mental health in young people. Covid-19 impact on girls' education worldwide.
Maternity leave extension; First-time gardeners; Golnoosh Nour; Returning to school
Musical theatre's super-fans. Lockdown's lasting impact. How kindness helps mental health.
How easy is it to maintain boundaries between work and home during lockdown?
We consider the effect that guidance for the over-70s has had on different age-groups.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Is it possible to maintain boundaries between work and home in lockdown?
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Encouraging girls to play the organ. Women Leaders and Covid19. Returning to school.
We hear stories of women during World War II. The success of female writers in Ireland.
Are female leaders managing the Covid-19 crisis better than the men?
Inspiring girls to play the organ. Femicide research. The first human coronavirus
How do you feel about sending your children back to school?
Online weddings. Expert Women Project and Covid 19. Author Tishani Doshi.
Life during lockdown for adults with learning disabilities and their carers.
Nurses working on the front line – their experiences and concerns.
How concerned should we be about the impact Covid-19 is having on women?
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
The challenges of capturing primates on film.
Sewing for Britain, Why we blame women for everything? & Daisy Edgar Jones
How is the lockdown altering the way Nigel Slater thinks about food?
Zoe Ball on the BBC's Big Night In. Actor Daisy Edgar Jones. Single parents and lockdown
IVF suspension; Sewing for Britain; Veg Power; History of Working Motherhood.
Listeners and experts in palliative care talk about death and dying
European Perspectives on Domestic Abuse During Lockdown, novelist Stephanie Scott.
Booker Prize-winning novelist Bernadine Evaristo. Caring for a person with dementia.
Sourdough; Women in US politics; Ainissa Ramirez; Increased use of porn since lockdown.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Sian Clifford, caring for a person with dementia, TV soaps, and the new podcast You'll Do.
What can you expect if you are going to be giving birth during the pandemic?
The current advice for women waiting for cervical screening, results or referrals.
The impact of Covid-19 on people with eating disorders. Plus surrogacy drama - The Nest.
Economic impact of Covid 19 on women, Co-parenting under lock-down, Sheila Rock
Lockdown recipes with Mary Berry. Domestic abuse and intercepted post. Lynda La Plante
Maintaining family bonds while isolating. Black culture and high fashion. Phoebe Judge.
Working from home, how are you finding it?
The majority of care workers are women - what's being done to protect them from COVID-19?
The impact of the coronavirus crisis on women in prisons and detention centres.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Women of colour and gardening, Children, fake news and anxiety. Exercise at home.
Keeping fit when isolating at home. Access to safe abortions. Playwright Lauren Gunderson
Dr Jenny Harries; the gift of spare time; Dawnn Karen; Corona Diaries - Mercy Haruna
What's being done to help homeless women?
Gardening & cultural heritage;Free school meals;Communication in a crisis;Dr Camilla Pang
Home Schooling, Reusable Products and Coronavirus and Girl Taken
Glenda Jackson; Tantrums; Women, decision-making and Covid-19.
Tantrums; Women, decision-making and Covid-19; Poet Menna Elfyn; Others Day.
CPS legal challenge, school closures and the impact of family secrets.
Family Secrets; Social care and social infrastructure; Bolanle Tajudeen; Diana Nammi.
Coronavirus: Advice for pregnant women and the potential impact on your livelihood.
Covid-19. Jane Garvey takes your calls. Lines open at 8am. Call 03700 100 444.
Jessie Ware and her mum Lennie discuss recipes from their podcast ‘Table Manners’.
Why black women struggle to discuss sexual violence, and self-isolating as a family.
Jessie and Lennie Ware on their relationship since making their Table Manners podcast
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Brittany Howard, Nadine Shah, Jehnny Beth and more are backstage at the 6 Music Festival.
Why so few women apply to be QCs
Digital sisterhood; Christina Lamb; Learning to swim
Popstar turned podcaster Jessie Ware and her mum Lennie join us to discuss Table Manners.
The power of crying. Hubble astronaut Kathryn Sullivan. Children and Coronavirus.
10th Anniversary of the Women of the World Festival
Reducing anxiety in children, and helping them protect themselves and others.
Photographer Doris Derby talks about an exhibition of her work.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
US astronaut Kathryn Sullivan; Romy Gill cooks spicy chickpeas; Reducing domestic violence
Hadley Freeman discusses her new book - the story of her Jewish relatives in 20th century.
Weekend: Weinstein verdict, Anne Enright, mothers of cancer patients.
Helen Lewis on Difficult Women, elder abuse in care homes, National Women's Register.
Mothers coping with their children, diagnosed with cancer.
Mercury retrograde - what's behind our renewed interest in astrology?
Sharon Horgan, Weinstein verdict, Dads and Hair and Noor Inayat-Khan.
Family Secrets, Melanie shares her story. Plus debut novelist Michelle Gallen.
Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Emetophobia & a Perfect Winter Salad
The award-winning writer and actor on Fleabag, fame and the romance of female friendships
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Family Secrets, Sue Black, Floods in South Wales, Pregnancy crisis centre investigation
Does your fear of vomit make parenting a challenge? We speak to a mum with emetophobia.
Daisy May Cooper, Self-defence in schools, Fear of Vomiting, The High Table
Choreographer Cathy Marston, Joan Smith: Caroline Flack, Christiana Figueres, Pragna Patel
Anya Taylor-Joy, who plays Emma in the new film adaptation, and director Autumn De Wilde.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Casting directors, the Equal Pay Act at 50, Shohreh Bayat, teenage histories - the 1980s.
Anya Taylor-Joy on taking on the role of Emma. Yvette Cooper MP. Teenage culture in '70's
The duo behind podcast Dirty Mother Pukka discuss long-term relationships
Why does talking about feeling lonely still prove so difficult?
Highlights from the Woman's Hour week.
Frankie Bridge, Women's Liberation 2020, 'The Gift'
Are new dads given enough advice about what they can do to help?
Should more be being done to welcome fathers onto maternity wards?
Modern domestic service; Mud and Mascara in women's rugby; Teenagers across the decades
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Post Brexit what can women expect from British politics?
The double discrimination faced by black parents with autistic children.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
1970 Women's Liberation conference; breastfeeding in Uganda; damaging relationships.
Two mothers share their experiences of misdiagnosis and stigma.
Breaking patterns in relationships. The funding crisis in domestic abuse services.
Goop and the psychology of wellness; French #MeToo; Emma Jane Unsworth; Tolson judgement
Auschwitz survivor, Edith Eger; Falling in love with boxing aged fifty.
Gail Porter, Modest Fashion & Female Friendships
Lorna Cooper, Sarah Champion, Jane Sanderson
Breast and cervical cancers; Clara Ponsati; Imposteress Rabbit Breeder; Scenes with Girls
Gail Porter on celebrity, depression and coming to terms with what she's been through.
A look behind the unemployment figures and what it means for women's jobs
PHONE-IN - Would you stop having kids to save the planet?
Maggie Oliver, Alison Rayner Quintet & Mixed Weight Dating
Shohreh Bayat, senior chess referee; Anne Bronte; sexual desire; Francesca Wade.
What's behind children telling lies, and when should parents be concerned?
Maggie Oliver; Alison Rayner Quintet; the history of the breast; and shortbread.
Stormont Women, A Friend's Death, Mixed-Weight Dating
Under-age cosmetic surgery, housing for women, and the Labour leadership.
We want to hear your thoughts about the 'stepping back' of Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex.
Christine Keeler from 2001, snowplough parents and why women love fiction.
Sexual Violence in Conflict, Rosamund Lupton, How Fat Feels
Reappraising Christine Keeler; Leah Penniman; Alice Guy Blache and Women's Sexual Health.
Do snowplough parents remove true grit?
Male rape; 'How Fat Feels'; Snowplough parents
Update from a listener, first featured in 2018, talking about how it feels to be fat.
Highlights from the Woman's Hour week including Edna O'Brien and Women In Law
Concussion in women, Age of criminal responsibility, Why women read fiction
DJ Lucy Edwards on her Radio 1 debut. Civil partnerships for all couples.
What are the pros and cons of using location sharing apps as a family?
Children lying; Australia: caring in challenging circumstances; Addiction; Catherine Gray;
Teenage cancer and fertility, Anne Longfield, Elsie Widdowson, and location-sharing apps.
The issues shaping women’s lives in the 2020s and the big ideas that could change things
Rebecca Steinfeld and Charles Keidan on mixed-sex civil partnerships.
We're looking at habits of all kinds - how to build & dismantle them.
Star Wars women; Tight pelvic floors; The real Derry Girls; Premature baby app
Winning women in 2019 - what does being a winner feel like, and is it always good to win?
Is it time to ditch the turkey and other Christmas traditions?
Derry Girls, Joanna Scanlan, Nursing at Christmas, Abba exhibition
Women in Law. The First 100 years with Cherie Booth QC
Champagne, Autistic and Pregnant, Single at Christmas
Greta Gerwig - Little Women; Signe Johansen; Ursula Owen; and Marlene Hobsbawm on memoirs
50:50 Parliament. Women and wargaming. Social burnout at Christmas.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
We discuss new research into the use of omega-3 fatty acids for treating ADHD
Vicki Pepperdine, beauty pageants in 2019, Labour women for leader
Being single at Christmas; Finland's new female PM; ADHD treatments; Amsterdam & sex work.
Alison Lapper on her painting of her son Parys, HRT Shortage & Women in Space
General Election 2019, HRT shortages, Patricia Ward Kelly
We discuss how parents can approach the topic of virginity with their teenage children
Unpicking the relationship between power and sex during Elizabeth I's reign.
Women in space; High profile women & the general election; Amsterdam's red light district
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
The longstanding issue of sexual violence against women in India
Green Christmas Food, Multilingual children, #FreePeriods
The Leader of the Liberal Democrats Jo Swinson
Tash Speed; Women, Northern Ireland and the election; Free Periods; Stem v Wikipedia.
We discuss the challenges and rewards of raising a multilingual child.
Jane Garvey presents the Woman's Hour Debate 2019
Sian Berry co-leader of the Green Party. Liz Saville Roberts of Plaid Cymru
How to make your Christmas food as green and ethical as possible.
Nicola Sturgeon, First Minister of Scotland and leader of the Scottish National Party.
A new 'Juliet'; Reporting indecent images; Sasha Wass, QC; food writer, Ching-He Huang.
Is it possible to limit your child's screen time and still avoid family arguments?
What's on offer from the parties for women in the general election?
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Why do so many myths surround the morning after pill?
How are women changing the gaming industry?
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Mother of autistic child; Frozen 2; The Missing Cryptoqueen.
Women and PTSD. Tackling gender equality in the police force. Author Marie-Elsa Bragg.
Lady Glenconner on her life as lady in waiting to Princess Margaret.
PHONE IN - Jane Garvey takes your calls about relationships at work
Gold Digger, Female Catholic priests, and Vegan eastern flavours
'Queens of Sheba'; Chile unrest; Women priests & the Catholic Church? Women creating slang
Taming of the Shrew, Living with Rare Diseases, and How to Cook the Perfect... Chilli Tofu
We discuss what to do when your child pulls a sickie.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
What's behind a child pulling a "sickie" from school?
Helen Mirren, Vaccinations and a performance from soul artist Celeste
Lyra in 'His Dark Materials'. Abortion stories. Grandmothers. Celeste sings live.
Woman's Hour puts your vaccination queries to the experts.
Police Force & Domestic Abuse; Artist, Jann Haworth; Amaryllis Fox, ex-CIA operative.
Abortion stories. Mental health - a father and daughter on their road to repair.
Helen Mirren on equal pay and her new film, The Good Liar.
Lisa Simone, songwriter, singer and daughter of Nina talks about her new album.
How young women can forge a career in music - broadcast from BBC Music Introducing Live.
Women's FA, the women making horror films, teen pregnancy, the women MPs standing down.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Are women politicians brokering a compromise, a way out of the deadlock at Westminster?
Teen sex therapy. Surrogacy law changes. Classical monsters. Singer Lisa Simone.
Cyntoia Brown-Long on her 16 years in prison, being fat, children and climate change
Cyntoia Brown-Long; Food writer, Sue Quinn; the final part of our PTSD series;
What’s your experience of being fat? Call 03700 100 444. Lines open at 0800.
How can we speak to children about climate change in an age-appropriate way?
Clean Break's 40th, PTSD Part 2, Being Fat.
Partners of veterans with PTSD, same-sex marriage, kids and climate change, Regina King.
Why are so many organisations in charge of protecting the UK countryside led by women?
Pre-Raphaelite women, Fibres - a play about asbestos, and cricket funding boost.
The impact of diet on helping us live a longer healthier life.
Jung Chang, bodies and muscles, maternity allowance, and Remembering Resistance.
The author Michael Rosen on 101 ways to get more play in your life.
How friends help you live longer, asbestos exposure, women's cricket, Effie Millais
The Queen's speech, the science behind finding your way, sexual desire and the menopause.
Elizabeth Siddal, faecal incontinence after childbirth, SNP Conference 2019, Sarah Phelps
Sonita Alleyne, Master of Jesus College Cambridge, Why we need to play, Beth Hart performs
Domestic abuse programme, Whistle-blower Katharine Gun, Michael Rosen, Singer Beth Hart
Disrupt the feed - How can parents make social media a positive experience for teenagers?
Chanel Miller, Fushsia Dunlop, safer social media feed, Bronzefield investigation
Extinction Rebellion and mothers taking their babies to mass protests.
Sonita Alleyne first woman to lead Jesus College & first black leader of Oxbridge Colleges
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
From upskirting to orgasms, Deborah James & Scarlett Curtis join us for a bonus podcast.
How the term Toxic Masculinity affects men, Women & Running, UK Ambassador Judith Gough.
Beauty editor Funmi Fetto; older people and domestic abuse; superfans; Johana Gustawsson.
Ruling on women's pension age, experiences of young undocumented migrants, stillbirths.
How should parents safeguard their children’s information online?
The Giver of Stars, Miranda Porritt, and Dame Kelly Holmes.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
What is toxic masculinity? Author Dr Sharon Blackie; Judith Gough, UK ambassador
Esther Rutter tells us about the secret feminist history of knitting.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Daphne Caruana Galizia, Tracy-Ann Oberman, Suzanne Ciani, music and dementia.
Jenni asks which musical instruments are the easiest for your child to learn.
Magnificent women engineers, learning piano, Emmy success and coping music.
From the Labour Conference 2019 shadow Treasury Minister Anneliese Dodds talks to Jane.
Sally Challen's first radio interview; Fiona Benson and Autumn Equinox; Music and Dementia
The magic of dance with Shirley Ballas and Curtis Prtichard. The reality of flexible work.
Dance extravaganza - the magic of ballroom, jazz, Kathak, modern
Chinese whistleblower, Shuping Wang; Cecelia Ahern; Selina Periampillai on Mauritian food.
How to carve out a life for your family in a community when you find you're in a minority
Reverend Traci Blackmon mobilising mothers in the US against guns.
The reality of searching for part-time or flexible work.
The Lib Dem conference, The story of a listener’s best day, Campaigner Vicky Phelan
Waad al-Kateab on surviving life in Aleppo, plus Brexit and science fiction by women.
Diane Barker on her Best Day in eastern Tibet, and victims' commissioner Claire Waxman.
Susan Sontag's life and work, intersectionality in feminist economics, Waad Al Kateab.
Marina Litvinenko on the play about her husband's death. Population-wide cancer testing.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
What impact is the continuing conflict over Brexit having on you?
Weekend Woman's Hour: Jackie Kay, women in Parliament, fussy eating and period sex taboo.
How much power and responsibility do women consumers really have?
National Poet for Scotland Jackie Kay on a new production of her 1980s play Chiaruscuro.
Avoidant restrictive food intake disorder; Carrie Gracie's book Equal; youth work.
Comedian Jen Brister talks about what it was like becoming a non-biological mother.
Jen Brister on being the non-biological lesbian mum. Parliamentary women to watch and CMV.
Why is having sex when you've got your period such a taboo subject?
Weekend Woman's Hour: Cara Delevingne, Harvey Weinstein documentary, women in construction
Director Sam Taylor-Johnson talks about her new film A Million Little Pieces.
How do you encourage more people to volunteer for a school's Parent Teacher Association?
Is the jobs market working for women? Plus new film about Harvey Weinstein.
Menstrual cycle length, Lisa Jewell and cook the perfect Caribbean jackfruit fritters.
What is it like to work in construction? And how can the industry attract more women?
Jada Pinkett Smith on her three-generation chat show, Red Table Talk
Happy single women, book clubs and attention deficit disorder in girls.
Mothers and sons, renting at 50, and bereavement and appetite loss.
Listener Week; Falling out with your BFF. Oldest UK Book Club? Young entrepreneurs.
How do you teach gender equality to boys?
Life after the death of a partner, Women and Ironman events, PTAs.
The wellness industry and its effects on women. Plus young women and unwanted attention.
Drinking, Divorcing at 70, Bringing up sons
Edna Adan Ismail discusses FGM, composer Errollyn Wallen, and talking to kids about racism
A new dramatization of The Country Girls, and hip-hop dance group Zoo Nation.
Author Malorie Blackman, Prof Lisa Avalos, Dorothy L Sayers Society and Errollyn Wallen.
Talking to your kids about race and racism with Dr Pragya Agarwal and Freddie Harrel.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Talking to your kids about race, HRT shortages, and the demise of the bonkbuster novel.
The long school summer holiday: child care, parenting and activities.
Kathy Burke on her new documentaries: All Woman. Women and money. Singer Karine Polwart.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Police say instances of abuse involving children attacking their parents is on the rise.
Why women need to talk about money - from the gender pay gap to pensions
Author Toni Morrison; Emma Glasbey; Janet Ellis; Karine Polwart.
The Yardley Girls, Harassment of disabled women in public spaces, Breast milk donation
Hints and tips on helping your child settle into primary school.
Actor Gemma Chan on her latest role, diversity and Crazy Rich Asians.
Lyra McKee's new book, older women in fiction, DV in rural communities and Brixton prison.
Rural domestic abuse; Endometriosis; #WhiteWednesdays; and, making fun of your mum.
Gemma Chan on playing Hannah a woman in her 30s under pressure to settle down.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world.
The legacy of Theresa May, and award-winning singer Angélique Kido.
With Nadiya Hussain, Amika George, Harriet Wistrich, Cressida Cowell, Dany and Cotton.
Dany Cotton, commissioner of the London Fire Brigade, guest edits.
Cressida Cowell, author of How to Train Your Dragon series, guest edits.
Teenage activist Amika George, who started #FreePeriods, guest edits.
Harriet Wistrich, lawyer who represented victims of John Worboys, guest edits
Nadiya Hussain, Bake Off winner 2015, guest edits
Why are black women in the UK more likely to die in childbirth? Volunteers at the NWC 2019
Summer sporting legacy: How best can we inspire more women and girls to take up sport?
Alexia Sloane; Vicky Trimble and Rosalind Stephens; Dame Sally Davies; Dr Jessamy Hibberd.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
The programme comes live from Liverpool for the Netball World Cup 2019.
The UK has a rising maternal mortality rate for black women. What needs to change?
Cash Carraway, parental leave policies, girl code
Sunglasses - a summer wardrobe staple, author Cash Carraway and actor Jill Halfpenny.
The award-winning actor Vanessa Redgrave on her new play. One woman's anorexia recovery.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
What to bear in mind when a child moves up from primary to secondary school.
Folk duo O'Hooley and Tidow, women's centres and job sharing.
Two women have been picked for top European Union positions for the first time.
Folk duo O'Hooley and Tidow; are children's services broken?; and FGM in the US
What should parents wear to school events?
Tennis, community payback, cannabis and women, and what to wear to school events.
Lesbian visibility 50 years after Stonewall, and Scottish-American composer Thea Musgrave.
Can England's women win the World Cup? Plus sexual harassment at work and Anurahda TK.
The star of Dirty God on her first film role. Coping with teen mental health. Lip fillers.
Is there a mental health crisis among young people today? A panel of experts discuss.
Kate Tempest performs, netballer Geva Mentor, writer Clare Mackintosh, and Sudan protests.
Teenagers talk frankly about their mental health
The Love Island look; teen trauma; actor Vicky Knight.
Why wait 12 weeks to announce a pregnancy? Two new Remain MEPs. Dame Inga Beale on quotas.
Parents and teenage mental health; European Parliament: Brexit Party; domestic abuse
Sex therapist Dr Ruth, painful internal procedures, poetry from Elizabeth-Jane Burnett
Women in engineering, baby boomer wealth gap, friendship expectations and summer poetry.
How to spot early signs of mental health issues in pupils.
Race for space; NHS infected blood; queen of jeans; leadership candidates and women
Sex advice over recent decades. The impact of Yemen's conflict on maternal mortality.
Women obsessed with women. Job hunting in later life. Cannellini Beurre Blanc.
Teenage mental health, Charlie Hebdo magazine, Maud West, painful investigative procedures
Is the threat of abuse silencing women online?
Women obsessed with women, Hannah Arendt, CPS challenge,
Tips for parents on how they can teach their children about science.
Notes to Self; Kitchen Science Cookbook; being gay in Kenya; Conservative candidates
Jack Monroe, Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi, and pelvic floor exercises.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Women's Football World Cup, new play Wife, and Chelsea Pensioner Helen Andrews.
From President Trump’s state visit to D-Day celebrations, we reflect on a week of ceremony
Elif Shafak, women Chelsea pensioners, getting into sports coaching and modern slavery.
'How Fat Feels' series, folk duo Anna & Elizabeth, and modern-day slavery.
A queer history of the word 'wife' and Francesca Segal on the birth of her premature twins
How do you cope when your baby is born prematurely?
How women's football is changing. Nicola Benedetti on music education for all.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Eve Ensler on her new book The Apology. Dress codes at work. Myths about sexual desire
We hear experiences that challenge stereotypical ideas about male and female sexual desire
Female social climbers in popular culture, men working in childcare, and Jo Miller.
Coming out to your parents. How do you prepare ? Advice for parents and children.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Kimberlé Crenshaw and Intersectionality at 30, and Bishop of London Sarah Mullally
Women's workwear - does it matter?
Deborah James on why we need to talk about poo, Jayson Greene on grief, and infidelity
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
What are the risks of taking Nitrous Oxide, also known as laughing gas or Noz?
Posy Simmonds' influence, gold at Chelsea, teacher-child sexual abuse, and voting in India
Alina Ibragimova, food poverty, Jayson Greene, and Women's Footballer of the Year.
Author, blogger and podcaster Deborah James on living with bowel cancer.
Sara Canning, ageism, Susie Hargreaves and Shakespears Sister.
A history of red lipstick. Links between domestic violence and terrorism. Sally Wainwright
Women’s rights activists in Saudi Arabia, and living with borderline personality disorder
Red lipstick, abortion in the US, Nigel Slater, and domestic abuse links with terrorism.
Who was Gentleman Jack?
When is the best time to potty train, how do you know and how do you go about it?
Living with dissociative identity disorder - one woman's story.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Music from Ayanna Witter-Johnson. Weekends away with girlfriends. No nappy potty training.
Magdalene Laundries, Women Walking Alone, Restoring Treasures, Shaping Motherhood.
How to potty train, going away with friends, and a new adaptation of Jude the Obscure
Cellist Ayanna Witter-Johnson. Inside an Honour Killing. What to do for new parents.
How, if at all, do you fill your goody bags for your child’s party?
We're coming live from Dublin
Why do so many of us have an uneasy relationship with food?
Sofie Hagen on fatphobia. Margaret Thatcher's Legacy. Living with rosacea. Mary Black.
In the wake of Caster Semenya’s legal battle we look at differences in sexual development
Leah Harvey and Aisling Loftus; How to Raise Successful People; A Thousand Ships; Obesity
Margaret Thatcher - 40 years on. How significant was her election as PM?
Women's experiences of becoming solo parents using donor sperm and eggs.
Danish comedian Sofie Hagen challenges what she sees as endemic fatphobia in our society.
8th Grade: a coming of age film for our time? Margaret Thatcher's legacy for women.
Women's fascination with true crime. Parental alienation. Cook the Perfect... borscht.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Melinda Gates, Josie Rourke, Trafficking
Fashion sustainability, Bessborough: mother and baby home, solo parenting, and borsch.
A paediatric dietitian gives advice on how to feed a child with food allergies.
We explore the impact mental health problems have on relationships.
Why are some women so fascinated by true crime?
What role have women played in the protests in Sudan?
BLACKPINK, special guardianship orders, environmental living tips.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world.
Dame Glenys Stacey looks back at nearly 40 years in public service.
Diagnosing and managing food allergies in infants and children.
Women in Sudan, environmental solutions, sex therapy in the 50s, and food allergies.
Abortion and the Republic of Ireland, Meike Ziervogel, Game of Thrones
Fleabag and other great comic characters, food allergies and feminism in the Archers.
Female comedic characters and mental health provision in schools.
Virginia Nicholson on the 60s; Katy Bourne on stalking; Sabrina Cohen-Hatton on decisions.
A teenager’s brain explained through neuroscience.
Mary Quant exhibition at V&A. Impact of a no-deal Brexit on women. Nicole Taylor new film.
Sexual politics in The Archers, Jill Dawson, Endocrine-disrupting chemicals.
Juliet Uzor - winner of the Great British Sewing Bee. The emotion shame. The teenage brain
Repeat removals of children, Joanne Harris on The Strawberry Thief
Winner of the Great British Sewing Bee, parenting risk-taking, teenagers.
What can parents can do to support children who have maths anxiety?
Black women and wigs. supporting a parent with dementia, and author Helen Mort.
From the personal to the political, we explore the many reasons women wear wigs.
Eastern European music from Fran & Flora. Anxiety about maths. The WWII Spy Virginia Hall.
Brexit anxiety. Bedtime Stories. Managing pain in women.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world.
The dangers of taking the illegal drug Ketamine. What parents need to know.
Victoria, the ballet; women's jobs and automation; Zeenat Aman; Virginia Hall.
We discuss child marriage in Afghanistan, plus the new book on Jack the Ripper's victims.
We speak to three generations of women fighting for the environment.
Do female leaders do things differently? Spring Equinox poetry. Author Tomi Adeyemi.
Cyclone Idai. Director Carol Morley. Author Tomi Adeyemi. Dealing with losing your mum.
Jacinda Ardern's leadership; W series motor racing; talking to a child with a disability
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
How can you help your child make friends? How much can friendship skills be taught?
Mary Berry makes a trifle. Plus a discussion about the rise of teenagers taking ketamine.
Lupita Nyong'o, Bryony Frost, Cervical smears, Nice Nailantei Leng'ete, Eleanor Anstruther
Nasrin Sotoudeh jailed Iranian lawyer, Early onset dementia, Cleaning tips
Jane visits the Bike Project. Plus Rachel Reeves, and why is cleaning cool?
New Daughters of Africa, sponsorship of women's football, helping children make friends
The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read
LBT Women's Health, Women priests, Treasuring your mother's memories, Violent women on TV.
Wendy Mitchell describes her life since being diagnosed with young on-set dementia at 58.
Talking to children about knife crime. The new musical, Waitress. Melanie Reid.
The star and co-director of Richard II, Adjoa Andoh. Women and leadership. Parental leave
Kylie Jenner's success, Kristalina Georgieva - World Bank CEO, Michele Kirsch on Clean
Talking to your children about knives, Fatima Bhutto, Bump Birth and Beyond.
Boys and eating disorders - What to look out for and how to talk to your child.
Author Melanie Reid, Parenting tips from Phillipa Perry, Intrepid women exhibition
We hear from the mothers of missing children, and women's minister Penny Mordaunt.
The stigma of periods, Tom Kerridge's perfect curry and boxer Simran Kaur.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Caroline Criado Perez - the gender data gap, Maggie Gee on novel Blood, Madeleine Mitchell
Chef Tom Kerridge talks about his fresh approach to cooking.
How do you talk to children about alcohol?
University sexual violence, Bump, Birth and Beyond, and period stigma.
Simran Kaur, Marian Partington, menopause and work, Emma Morgan, fertility clinics.
Poet Fatimah Asghar. Gender pay gap in nursing. Teenagers and alcohol. Living with herpes.
Women in Film, female MPs joining the Independent Group, Mariam Khan, living with Herpes.
Mary Akrami and Christina Lamb, Clara Schumann, Laura Bates, and Family Secrets.
Family secrets. Who was Mary Macarthur? Poet Fatimah Asghar. Pay inequalities in nursing.
Where do fears about vaccination come from?
The issues raised by the Shamima Begum case. Oscars 2019 #OscarsSoMale.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Head coach of the England netball team. Why women leave the Bar. Vaccinations.
Why do so many women leave the bar?
Tracey Neville, looking after disabled children, breast ironing, and Laura Mucha.
Does is matter that the concept of 'gal pals' is now a marketing ploy?
How do you get a diagnosis of autism and what can you do to support your child?
A look at measles vaccinations, the women who back Trump, epilepsy research and more.
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world.
The sexual abuse of nuns. Being the only one. The lack of black female professors.
Women train drivers. The new smear test. Self-harm images online.
#NunsToo, Katy Sullivan, family secrets, black female academics.
How do you talk to your children about breasts?
Women's rights in Poland, Lucy-Anne Holmes, 'Pure O' OCD, and Shelly Chopra Dhar.
Actor Nicole Lecky, carers' rights at work, Barbara Castle, women's football and autism.
Experiences of baby feeding, Skin from Skunk Anansie and the heirachy of female body hair.
Skin, online tracking of Saudi women, Tobi Kyeremateng and Tanika Gupta, Clodagh McKenna
We look at how women are feeding their babies and how it makes them feel.
Sarah Ewart abortion case, Janice Galloway's short stories, body hair, and family secrets.
Jane Garvey and Paulette Edwards take your calls on your experience of feeding your baby.
Your experience of feeding your baby. We unveil the findings of our poll.
We team up with Radio Sheffield for a series looking at how women feed their babies.
ITV's Lorraine Kelly. The importance of pelvic floor exercises. Women proposing marriage.
Children's commissioner for England, family secrets, and the pelvic floor.
Freida Pinto, Sophie Walker steps down, Irish abortion test case, and The Real Saudi.
Deborah Davis on competition, power and same-sex desire in The Favourite
Couples therapist Esther Perel with advice about keeping the sexual spark alive.
Lauren and guests reflect on how we can find the right balance between work and rest.
Women in Tech - recorded with an audience at the British Science Festival.
What's the secret to healthy levels of self-esteem? And can we ever have too much?
Late Night Woman's Hour takes to the open road...
"What do you mean I'm going to sag? Sag WHERE?" Lauren and guests discuss ageing.
Emma Barnett and guests discuss break-ups.
Lauren Laverne interviews Viv Albertine at the Free Thinking Festival.
Lauren Laverne discusses instinct and intuition with guests including Hilary Devey.
Family Drug and Alcohol Courts, comedian Sandi Toksvig and screenwriter Allison Schroeder.
Lauren Laverne and guests discuss the delights and perils of parties.
Lauren Laverne explores female friendship, from BFFs and Squad Goals to Mean Girls.
Lauren Laverne and guests talk hygge, home and the new domesticity.
Where does private space for women end and public space begin?
Lauren Laverne and guests discuss women in sport.
Lauren Laverne and guests discuss women and masturbation - is it still a taboo?
Lauren Laverne and guests discuss the origins and pitfalls of female stereotypes.
Lauren Laverne and guests discuss clothes - what we wear and what it means.