Woman's Hour Episodes Episode guide
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Child mental health; Actor Tamsin Greig
Examining intervention into families to treat childhood depression. Plus, Tamsin Grieg.
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John Simpson; Adult acne
91福利社 World Affairs Editor John Simpson on his childhood. Plus, acne in adulthood.
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Surviving the Khmer Rouge; Diabetes in women
Theary Seng on her book Daughter of the Killing Fields. Plus, under diagnosis of diabetes.
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False Memory; We Need to Talk About Kevin
Could planting false memories do people good? Plus, Jenni Murray's Orange prize choice.
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Mixed wards; Human rights journalist Marieles Monzon
Are mixed hospital wards failing women and men? Plus, world human rights journalism award.
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Young asylum seekers; Growing up in the jungle
How should young asylum seekers be treated? Plus, Sabine Kuegler on her jungle childhood.
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Teaching seduction; Sue MacGregor on Ann Patchett
Can the art of seduction be taught? Plus, Sue MacGregor on Ann Patchett's Bel Canto.
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Helen Mirren; Male infertility
Helen Mirren on playing Queen Elizabeth II. Plus, how serious is male infertility?
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Having Children after forty; Polly Toynbee on novelist Linda Grant
Are women who have children over 40 taking too great a risk? Plus, Polly Toynbee.
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Abortions; The biblical story of Esther
Are the women and medical staff involved in abortions being properly protected?
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Anorexia; Making friends
To what extent is it possible to recover from anorexia? Plus, gender and making friends.
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Kate Adie; Forced marriages
Kate Adie on adoption and coping without family history. Plus, stopping forced marriages.
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Orange Prize co-founder Kate Mosse; China's one child policy
Kate Mosse on Helen Dunmore's A Spell of Winter. Plus, the impact of the one child policy.
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Author Zadie Smith; Angela Merkel
Zadie Smith on her book On Beauty. Plus, Angela Merkel's potential impact on Germany.
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Infant mortality; The Bronte family
Why are infant mortality rates still so high? Plus, director Polly Teale on the Brontes.
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Conman Robert Hendy Freegard's victim; Attachments to clothes
Sarah Smith on being tricked by a bogus spy. Plus, emotional attachments to clothes.
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Artist Alison Lapper; Truancy
Artist Alison Lapper on living with Phocomelia and being sculpted for Trafalgar Square.
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Mozart's women; Converting to Islam
Reassessing Mozart's relationships with the women in his life. Plus, converting to Islam.
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Phone-in: Life transitions
What are the implications of leaving home? Listeners offer their experiences and advice.
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Pay equality and gender; Julie Summers on The Colonel of Tamarkan
What impact has the Cleveland Dinner Ladies case had on pay equality? Plus, Julie Summers.
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Life transitions; Designer Clarice Cliff
Do transitions such as moving home get easier to handle with age? Plus, Clarice Cliff.
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Novelist Rachel Cusk; Iranian women
Booker nominated Rachel Cusk on novel In the Fold. Plus, the Iranian women's movement.
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Women pilots; Composer Debbie Wiseman
Whay do so few women train as pilots? Plus, Debbie Wiseman on composing for action films.
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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy; Friendships after children
Examining Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. Plus, keeping up with friends after children.
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Breast cancer drug Herceptin; Business loans
Campaigning for breast cancer drug Herceptin. Plus, women paying more for business loans.
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Parents with learning disabilities; Susan Nathan on Israel
The difficulties of parenting with learning disabilities. Plus, the other side of Isreal.
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The internet and violence against women; Female football commentators
Should sites showing violence against women be blocked? Plus, female football commentary.
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Curate and librettist Alice Goodman; Praising children
Alice Goodman, librettist of opera The Death of Klinghoffer on becoming a curate.
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Mo Mowlam tribute; Fostering in crisis
A tribute to politician Mo Mowlam. Plus, the fostering crisis and boarding schools.
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Helping young travellers stay safe; Hearing and gender
Marjorie Marks-Stuttle and Richard Stuttle on making travel safer for young people.