I'm Rory Stewart and I want to talk about ignorance. I will die without having read

everything that was written in classical Latin. Because ignorance isn't simply the opposite of knowledge.

It's part of what it means to be human.

Just about every game I can think of involves ignorance.

There's no adventure without ignorance. There's no there's no narrative.

The long history of ignorance from Confucius to Kianan

with me Rory Stewart,

listen on BBC Sounds.

BBC Sounds, music radio podcasts.

Hello, this is Nula McGovran

and you're listening to the Woman's Hour Podcast. Indeed it is. This is

Indeed it is good morning and welcome to the woman's hour podcast. Indeed it is good morning and welcome to woman's hour.

Well I was stopped in my tracks by a play called The Years. It is currently playing at the Almeida Theatre in London and it tells the story of a one woman through five actors.

Romulagari is one of those women and she will be here with me.

Also today, the woman who helped create the revolutionary AI system that can predict almost half of all

incidences of breast cancer up to five years before they happen. That

discussion coming up. And for those of you with brothers, what was your relationship like?

Was it good, with a bit of teasing, or something more difficult altogether?

Well today we're going to look at the much darker side of sibling relationships with Rebecca Watson.

She has a new book, I Will Crash, and it explores an abusive brother told through an inner monologue.

Rebecca will also be in the Women's Hour Studio.

And I want to tell you about this story I saw out of Guernsey this morning.

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