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Hello, I'm Anita Rani and welcome to Woman's Hour from BBC Radio 4.

Good morning, welcome to the program.

David Chellen has written a memoir, looking back at his life and that of his mother, Sally

Chellen, who was jailed for 22 years for the murder of her husband, Richard.

David will be here to talk about his pursuit in trying to gain her release

and the eventual reduction in her sentence after coercive control was viewed as a crime

and the impact on his own life.

We'll bring you up to speed with news of an outbreak of botulism poisoning from anti-winkle injections.

And I'm going to be joined in the studio by filmmaker Ketiwe Enkobo, who has made a documentary about her remarkable

mother Loretta, more shortly. But the film was very nearly not made, when Katiwe believed

she'd lost crucial footage until a plumber came round to her home to check on a leak,

knocked over a box and outtumbled the missing VHS tapes.

And this was the sign that meant the project was resumed and completed.

And the reason she's here today to talk about the documentary.

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