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Child protection; Marine le Pen; could a woman lead the BBC?

Could a woman lead the BBC - and what impact might that have on programmes? Child protection: how difficult decisions get made. Marine Le Pen: a serious contender for the French Presidency? How to resolve conflict with friends. Presented by Jane Garvey.

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Mon 30 Jan 201210:00
BBC Radio 4

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  • Child Protection

    Annie Hudson, director of Children’s Services at Bristol City Council, social worker Annie Sempill,and Anthony Douglas of CAFCASS discuss with Jane.

    Duration: 15:09

  • A Female DG for the BBC?

    Emma Barnett, Media Editor at The Telegraph, and Lib Dem MP Tessa Munt join Jane to discuss how a female Director General might make a difference at the BBC.

    Duration: 09:07

  • Prosecution of Rape Cases

    Head of the Crown Prosecution Service in London, Alison Saunders, joins Jane to talk about what needs to be done to tackle myths about rape.

    Duration: 05:13

  • Friends and Conflict

    We sent our reporter Anna Bailey to find out how women deal with conflict in their friendships.

    Duration: 06:23

  • Marine Le Pen

    Sophie Pedder, Paris correspondent for The Economist, joins Jane to explain the rise and rise of Marine Le Pen.

    Duration: 05:32

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  • Mon 30 Jan 201210:00
    BBC Radio 4

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