TERRY VENABLES EXCLUSIVE: 'At Euro '96 I had captains everywhere, but the Champions League and Premier League have grown so much now' For some it might seem like a daunting job to take on. Everyone has an opinion. The columnist India Knight on Sunday questioned whether the programme could survive the loss of two mainstay hosts. “I wailed “Oh no!” out loud on Friday morning when Jane Garvey announced live on air that she was leaving Woman’s Hour at the end of the year.” Munchetty’s first show felt fluent even by the informal standards of 5 live, which was set up as an unbuttoned Radio 4; news bulletins turned up at unusual times (eg, 12.42pm), and began as an ad-libbed chat between presenter and newsreader. Gaz Beadle 'shamed' as his ex Emma McVey admits 'it's been hard' looking after their children six days a week as a single parent while 'trying to heal' Charlene White turns heads in a fuchsia pink co-ord at the Booker Prize... after defending I'm A Celeb's Nella Rose over 'Dadgate' saga

King Charles was 'stubbornly hard to pin down' on whether Meghan and Harry would be invited to the Coronation and told his son in a phone call two months before the ceremony 'I haven't decided', Omid Scobie claims in new book I'm A Celeb's Marvin Humes admits wife Rochelle fell pregnant after ONE steamy night in New York - days after his romantic marriage proposal My daughter, who is 15, we were out shoe shopping a few days ago, and she was wearing just the tiniest white shorts and all of sudden, she popped her butt out and asked, ‘Do I have my period?’” Askowitz laughed. “I said, ‘No? But do you want to put on a pad?’ And she said, ‘Nah. You’ll tell me.’ Just no shame! It was great.” Popular presenters Jane Garvey and Jenni Murray, the doyenne of women’s broadcasting, are both stepping down from the job adorned with battle scars. Garvey has been criticised with equal venom for sounding as if she dislikes men and for dissing Arctic rolls. Murray, in turn, has been raised up as a target by some militant supporters of the trans community for having traditional feminist attitudes. Nigel Farage's secret French politician girlfriend Laure Ferrari set to travel to Australia to support him when he leaves the I'm A Celebrity jungleThis is an in-depth account of many forms of female oppression interwoven with powerful but touching real-life stories of women prevailing against the most brutal forms of adversity. Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and the timeline of a Royal courtship: from an under-wraps relationship to an engagement that thrilled Britain

Kelly Rohrbach appears to reveal a pregnancy bump while enjoying a beach day with her husband Steuart Walton in Malibu The drop of blood feels like a half-measure,” said Megan Vaughan, a 35-year-old writer and PhD student in Essex. “It’s like giving us one of those nudge-nudge emojis, like the aubergine is, rather than actually giving us anything that really represents the reality of menstruation. The red droplet still has this sense of shame about it. Like it wants to talk about periods but not in too open a way, not in the kind of way that might offend delicate, largely male, sensibilities.” The shame and silence around periods stems, unquestionably, from sexism – we are squeamish about other bodily fluids, but not to the same degree. Barnett is clear about this, but her focus on “speaking out” runs the risk of forcing women to fix a problem they didn’t create. “It’s time to perfect your period patter and swagger with pride,” she writes. “I’m sorry to give women more jobs but it’s up to us to set the tone as men simply won’t. Why should they? There’s no reason or incentive to do so.” (Image: HQ) At 17 you did a work experience shift on Woman’s Hour with Jenni Murray in Manchester. What did you learn? Friends, however, speak instead of her warmth and concern. There is ambition, yes, and there is focus, but they say there is also companionability and loyalty for those in her circle.What I object to is the downgrading of the importance of menstruation as a topic. Periods should interest everyone. Particularly as it’s remained weirdly and stubbornly taboo, even though without them none of us would be here today We all need to get a lot better at finding the language to describe our symptoms. Pain is notoriously hard to describe and pinpoint. But for women, the work is doubly arduous. We have to learn to advocate for ourselves – and hard. Madonna, 65, puts on a very leggy display as she flashes her lithe limbs in fishnet tights while leaving her hotel in Milan amid sold-out Celebration Tour Tiffany Haddish 'regrets' her DUI arrest scandal and knows she made a 'mistake' (despite laughing it off in public statement)

In early 2022, you wrote about your many attempts at IVF and miscarriage. What compelled you to do that? On her Monday programme, Barnett thanked her 5 Live listeners, promising: “We still have three months of mischief and mayhem ahead.”

Maura Higgins looks sensational in a busty orange corset and matching miniskirt as she poses up a storm during idyllic Maldives getaway Prince Andrew lookalikes are revealed in TWO dramas retelling the story of his Newsnight interview - but this time it's Emily Maitlis who's scooped! Endometriosis, a debilitatingly painful condition that robs women of their ability to learn, earn, play, reproduce, have sex and even defecate normally is where tissue that is similar to the lining of the womb grows elsewhere in the body and doesn’t leave. It affects at least one in 10 women in the UK. I am not surprised that more than 10,000 of them answered MPs’ call in a report published this week, to help paint a grim picture of what this silent thief takes from our lives.