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Hi this is Jane Garvey and it's the Women's Our Podcast from the 23rd of June

2020. Here we go. Hi there good morning to you today. Contraception in

lockdown. We will talk to Amanda Brown who's a prison doctor. She works at

Bronzefield Women's Prison in Middlesex. And what is happening to holiday clubs and

out of school child care? With the summer holidays looming officially, of course some

some no doubt already underway in Scotland there's plenty to mull over there and

if you have any views on that you can contact the program at BBC Women's Hour on Twitter or you can

email us via our website. First of all, Theresa May has already made a million

pounds on the speaker circuit since she stood down as Prime Minister.

Now we know this because she has to register payments in the Commons Register of

Members Financial Interests. How is she doing it and these big fee-paying events do tend to be

male-dominated? So how can women make their voices heard? How can we succeed at the public speaking game?

Because as Theresa May illustrates, it's a very lucrative thing to be good at. We can talk to

Professor Heather McGregor, Executive Dean at the Edinburgh Business School at Harriet

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