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Woman's Hour

BBC Radio 4
on BBC Radio 4 FM

Introduced from
Bristol by Jenni Murray
Prostitution: public or private? Should the state provide housing for prostitutes or leave them to settle their own affairs - at the risk of upsetting residents? A report on the recent discussion in Southampton.
Sing for Your Supper: JONATHAN HEWAT talks to women whose ' double life ' as public and club entertainers provides the spice to ordinary life.
Care for the elderly: does responsibility lie with family or government? A discussion on how we can best fulfil our obligations to the increasing number of elderly in this country. BBC Bristol
The Age of Innoeenee (14) long wave only

Contributors

Unknown:
Jenni Murray
Talks:
Jonathan Hewat
Source: Radio Times

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