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01/07/2010

Presented by Jenni Murray. Karen Liebreich on solving the mystery of a letter in a bottle; the oceanographer Sylvia Earle on a career beneath the waves plus morning sickness.

Presented by Jenni Murray. Karen Liebreich on solving the mystery of a letter in a bottle and how after a seven year search she eventually met the woman who'd written it. 70% of pregnant women suffer from morning sickness, how should the condition be treated? Oceanographer Sylvia Earle discusses her long career beneath the waves plus women's football in Kenya.

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  • Morning Sickness

    We hear from Denise Soden who suffered from Hyperemesis Gravidarum, conference organiser Dr. Brian Swallow and Midwife Liz Hammond from Pregnancy Sickness Support.

    Duration: 12:34

  • Sylvia Earle

    The oceanographer Sylvia Earle joins Jenni to talk about her extraordinary diving pursuits.

    Duration: 10:12

  • Football in Kenya

    The charity 'Moving the Goalposts' uses football as a way of raising self esteem among young girls in Kilifi, Kenya. Reporter Clare Walker talks to some of the girls involved in the project.

    Duration: 10:03

  • Karen Leibreich

    Armed with nothing but a name, an age, and a region, Karen Leibreich embarked on a seven-year quest to discover the author of, and the story behind a mysterious message in a bottle.

    Duration: 09:26

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  • Thu 1 Jul 201010:00
    BBC Radio 4

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