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Tonight, a look at the Spice Girls and the girl power phenomenon they have inspired.
Sue Lawley heads an all-female team of reporters to find out if girl power is the feminism of the 1990s or just a marketing creation. There's a gathering of girls from around the country who want to be Spice Girls, and a look at the making of the group. Radio 1 DJ Jo Whiley checks out girl power from the Suffragettes to Spice; Anastasia Cooke reports on the growth industry in Spice bands and Denise Mahoney goes in search of five friends who live and breathe the Spice Girls' philosophy.
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Contributors

Presenter:
Sue Lawley
Reporter:
Jo Whiley
Reporter:
Anastasia Cooke
Reporter:
Denise Mahoney
Producer:
Dale Templar
Editor:
Dave Stanford

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