Weekend Woman's Hour: Naomi Campbell; Cressida Dick; Amanda Holden

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Supermodel Naomi Campbell on making the catwalk more diverse. Woman's Hour powerlister, Assistant Commissioner Cressida Dick, the most senior female police officer in the Metropolitan Police Force. Amanda Holden on Piers Morgan, Simon Cowell, marriage, divorce, and her risky pregnancy. YouTube star Ben Cook on the teenage obsession with vlogging - what you need to know. Anne Scargill on the occupation of Parkside Colliery on Merseyside in 1993 alongside three miners' wives which has inspired the Radio 4 play Queens of the Coal Age. Lynne Segal, feminist writer and activist, on the Perils and Pleasures of Ageing. Journalist Rachel Cooke on ten extraordinary characters who challenge the traditional view of women in the 1950s. And what impact might the proposed Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Bill have on children's play? Cath Prisk, the director of Play England, and social commentator Angela Epstein discuss. Presented by Jane Garvey Produced by Jane Thurlow.