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Sep 21, 2026
Nuala McGovernHOST
On social media, we're @BBCWomansHour, or you can email us through our website.
Nuala McGovernHOST
For a WhatsApp message or voice note, the number is zero three seven hundred one hundred four four four, or indeed, on most, uh, smart speakers, you can say, "Alexa, ask BBC Sounds to send a comment." But let me turn to that distressing and important story concerning domestic abuse.
Nuala McGovernHOST
Lucy Godley was violently abused by her partner for more than two years, until finally she was able to gather enough evidence that he was jailed for twenty-three years.
Nuala McGovernHOST
She was helped by her mum, Sharon, who secretly stored photos and messages over many months to help build a case against Lucy's abuser.
Ben WrightHOST
We'll be back again next week.
Ben WrightHOST
In the meantime, don't forget, you can subscribe to the Westminster Hour at BBC Sounds.
Ben WrightHOST
But for now, from all of us here, goodbye.
Kate AdieHOST
I'm Kate Adie, and if you enjoyed today's programme, why not give us a rating and a review wherever you get your podcasts.
Kate AdieHOST
You can hear more stories from around the world on From Our Own Correspondent on BBC Sounds, including a dispatch from Nigeria, where civilian vigilante groups have taken up the fight against bandit attacks, and why Americanos are being replaced with Canadianos in cafes in Vancouver.
Kate AdieHOST
We'll be back with a new episode next Saturday.
Deborah TiceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I haven't seen my son since 2012.
Anita RaniHOST
That was the brilliant Dame Meera Sayal.
Anita RaniHOST
Her memoir Vigilante is available now and The Children continues at the Lyric Theatre Hammersmith in London until the 3rd of October and you can listen back to the full interview with Meera on BBC Sounds.
Anita RaniHOST
Now, more than a thousand children have died in a measles outbreak in Bangladesh.
Anita RaniHOST
Government figures show there have been at least 194,000 cases since March and around a thousand new cases are being reported every day.
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Anita RaniHOST
And remember, you can enjoy Woman's Hour any hour of the day.
Anita RaniHOST
If you can't join us live at 10am during the week, all you need to do is subscribe to The Daily Podcast.
Anita RaniHOST
It's free via BBC Sounds.
Anita RaniHOST
Next, the rise in GLP-1s and the impact the weight loss medication is having on our culture and our conversation.
Stuart MaconieHOST
I'm Stuart Maconie, and each week we bring together an unrivaled mixture of stars of stage and screen, comedy and tragedy, writers and artists, and we stir them all together for you to enjoy.
Stuart MaconieHOST
I hope you like this week's offering, and you can catch more of the music on BBC Sounds.
Stuart MaconieHOST
Hello, and welcome to Loose Ends.
Stuart MaconieHOST
As the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness begins, it's the season of autumn leaves.
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Stuart MaconieHOST
Hey, that's our Loose Ends tied up for this week.
Stuart MaconieHOST
If you've just missed the program, if you wanna hear it all again, it's there.
Stuart MaconieHOST
This edition of Loose Ends together with our extensive back catalog at BBC Sounds.
Stuart MaconieHOST
That includes interviews with Jay Rayner on the worst thing he's ever done for money, and Sindhu Vee on the perils of her four mango a day habit.
Xand van TullekenHOST
Do check it out.
Xand van TullekenHOST
And if you like that episode, subscribe to the show on BBC Sounds.
Kimberley WilsonGUEST
[instrumental music] Hello, and welcome.
Kimberley WilsonGUEST
I'm Kimberley Wilson.
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Kimberley WilsonGUEST
What do you want me to talk about? Please email us your stories and questions, a couple of paragraphs, to complex@bbc.co.uk.
Kimberley WilsonGUEST
Please note that I can't answer you personally, so if you have a concern about a medical or mental health issue, then I do strongly urge you to seek expert help.
Kimberley WilsonGUEST
And if you want details of further support with some of the issues raised in the podcast, you can find them at bbc.co.uk/actionline, and the link is also in the show notes on BBC Sounds.
Kimberley WilsonGUEST
[gentle music] And that's it.
Kathy ClugstonHOST
There is, of course, the GQT podcast for Potting Around the Garden.
Kathy ClugstonHOST
We have hundreds of episodes available on BBC Sounds.
Kathy ClugstonHOST
Thanks to everyone here at the RHS for looking after us so well today, to our wonderful audience here in the marquee at the Wisley Flower Show, and to you for listening.
Kathy ClugstonHOST
And thanks too to our wonderful panel, Chris Thorogood, Matthew Wilson, Pippa Greenwood, and Marcus Chilton-Jones.
Fiona BruceHOST
Our audience, though, reflects the political picture across the nation as every week.
Fiona BruceHOST
Welcome to Question Time from Salisbury on the BBC iPlayer, BBC Sounds, and the BBC News Channel.
Fiona BruceHOST
[upbeat music] On tonight's panel, the Transport Secretary, Heidi Alexander, one of only a handful of senior ministers to keep their jobs after Andy Burnham entered Downing Street.
Fiona BruceHOST
She's introducing one of his first new policies, a £2 cap on bus fares in England.
Raven SmithHOST
This episode of Please Don't contains adult themes and strong language.
Raven SmithHOST
So if you are allergic to either of those things, listen to something else on BBC Sounds.
Joel GolbyHOST
I've been creating a list of things that I think are notable at the moment and important.
Raven SmithHOST
Okay.
Raven SmithHOST
What? This is not what we're playing.
Joel GolbyHOST
Can we rename the show? Is it too late? Long bath, big wank.
Raven SmithHOST
Welcome to Please Don't from BBC Sounds, where we are correct about culture 100% of the time.
Joel GolbyHOST
I would say so, yeah.
Ben AnsellHOST
This episode was brought to you by me, Ben Ansell, and my producer, Ravi Naik.
Ben AnsellHOST
And if you're interested in national security, then have a listen to our episode, Rethink the Meaning of Terrorism, on BBC Sounds.
Deborah TiceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I haven't seen my son since 2012.
Deborah TiceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That's the last time I hugged him.
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