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

Just to say that for rights reasons, the music in the original radio broadcast has been removed for this podcast.

Hello and welcome to the programme.

This morning we hear from the mother of the Royal Artillery Gunner Jaisley Beck,

who died by suicide.

An inquest concluded that the army's handling of a sexual assault complaint filed by Jaisley

Beck played more than a minimal contributory part in her death.

And that her mum, Leanne McCready, now wants to support others who speak out.

If you have served in the military and you want to share your experience as a woman, please do get in touch.

The number to text is 84844 on WhatsApp

where 0,300, 100444. Also, this hour, Fatma Said, the Egyptian operatic soprano will be with us.

Fatma has a new album called Leader. It's focusing on German language songs of the Romantic era. She actually sings in six

languages. Here's a little of her singing in Arabic with her performance of Maser Hayah Omi.

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