Jayde Adams, Liz Truss' future, Phobias

Woman's Hour

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🗓️ 20 October 2022

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Comedian Jayde Adams and her Strictly Come Dancing partner Karen Hauer speak to Woman’s Hour about their performance on Saturday’s show which was dedicated to Jayde’s late sister Jenna Adams. They’ll be talking about how their journey dancing as a female sex couple has been, reflecting on the public support and reaction, as well as giving us an insight into what’s in store for their next dance. A recent poll by YouGov found that half of Conservative members now think Liz Truss should resign. Krupa is joined by two of them: Sally-Ann Marks who is chairman of Maidstone and the Weald Conservative Association and Seena Shah is formerly the National Chairman of Conservative Young Women, and now a board member for Conservatives in the City. We hear from a woman we're calling Sarah who is living on the estate where Rikki Neave, the six year old boy was killed in 1994, lived. Presenter Winifred Robinson met Sarah by chance when she was investigating why it took twenty years for Rikki’s killer to be brought to justice which resulted in the recent series “The Boy in the Woods” which has just been aired on Radio 4. She was living in a situation comparable with the Neave family. Krupa Padhy speaks to Winifred and you can hear her exclusive interview with Sarah and we’ll also be talking to child protection expert Sarah Humphreys. Women are twice as likely to suffer from phobias than men. Kate Summerscale joins Krupa to discuss her new book, The Book of Phobias and Manias: a history of the world in 99 obsessions. Presenter: Krupa Padhy Producer: Emma Pearce

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0:00.0	Hello, I'm Danny Robbins, host of the spooky podcast Uncanny and the Battersea
0:05.7	Poltergeist, just before you settle down for your usual podcast, maybe you're
0:11.3	out walking or maybe you're at home. But are you alone? Are you sure? Because this is a warning.
0:20.7	Something wicked this way comes. My brand new podcast series The Witch Farm
0:28.1	mixes documentary and drama to investigate a real life paranormal cold case.
0:33.8	Listen out for The Witch Farm, the true story of Britain's most haunted house.
0:47.9	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts Hello, this is Krupa Party and you're listening to the
0:54.9	Woman's Hour podcast. Hello, very good to have your company. I'm a fighter, not a
1:01.2	quitter, said list trusts at PMQ's yesterday. We subsequently saw her home
1:06.6	secretary, so a little brotherman resigning and then a fracking vote that
1:10.7	descended into Mayhem. The question is how long can she keep fighting for? We'll
1:15.9	get into that shortly. You may have been listening to a new 10-part series on
1:20.4	BBC Sounds, it's called The Boy in the Woods, and it's about the killing of
1:25.1	six-year-old Ricky Neve in 1994. What's emerged from that series is a larger
1:31.5	conversation about children from difficult homes being put into care and the
1:36.7	role of mothers, some of whom may be victims of domestic violence themselves.
1:41.5	We have an incredible account from a woman with experience of this. The presenter
1:46.9	of the series, Winifred Robinson, will join me as will Sophie Humphries from the
1:51.6	organisation pause. Fobias and manias, you may have one, you may have overcome one.
1:57.7	Women tend to suffer more from them and this will all be explained in the
2:01.9	programme by the author Kate Summerscale who's written a new book all about this.
2:06.0	One thing I've learnt from reading the book is that there is a whole spectrum
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