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31/12/2010

Presented by Jenni Murray. High-heeled shoes for the party season - how high, and why? Poet Anneliese Emmans Dean performs a specially commissioned poem for Woman's Hour.

Presented by Jenni Murray. High heeled shoes for the party season - how high, and why? Poet Anneliese Emmans Dean performs a specially commissioned poem for Woman's Hour. Labyrinth creator, the Rev'd Di Williams, explains the difference between a labyrinth and a maze. Andrew Mitchell, Secretary of State for International Development, discusses the UN's new agency for women with women's rights campaigner Lesley Abdela.

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  • UN Women

    Joanne Sandler of UNIFEM on UN Women. Women’s rights campaigner Lesley Abdela & Andrew Mitchell, Sec. of State for Int. Development discuss the challenges facing this new organisation.

    Duration: 13:12

  • Anneliese Emmans Dean

    Poet Anneliese Emmans Dean has written poems about insects for her Buzzing show. She talks about her work and perform a poem especially written for Woman’s Hour.

    Duration: 08:23

  • High Heels

    Kurt Geiger has announced a shoe with a 9’ heel! Is the sky the limit for high heels? Jenni talks to Lorraine Jones, a podiatrist and fashion journalist Helen Tither.

    Duration: 11:25

  • Labyrinth

    Jenni Murray learns the difference between a labyrinth and a maze with labyrinth creator and trainer, the Rev’d Di Williams.

    Duration: 07:59

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  • Fri 31 Dec 201010:00
    BBC Radio 4

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