Woman's Hour

Emma Barnett writes about her big move to Woman's Hour and her love of radio.

Jane Garvey and Dame Jenni Murray are both stepping down.

The BBC presenter, now 70, said it was "time to move on" from the programme.

The MP has been nominated for podcast of the year at this year's Broadcasting Press Guild Awards

No stone is left unturned in this candid discussion about “manginas”, sex toys and patriarchy

The tradition of bringing in famous and inspiring women to take the helm of Woman’s Hour continues

Labour's shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry has replaced her colleague at short notice after Labour told the BBC Abbott had been "taken ill"

After 30 years on the show, the presenter has seen it all...

Former British Prime Minister judged to have had the greatest influence on the nation in the last seven decades according to the Radio 4 panel

Fill your stockings with these top Christmas books picks from the TV and radio stars

Would a perfectly equal society have any need for the BBC Radio 4 programme? The Woman's Hour presenter hopes that one day the show will "talk itself out of a job"

The Woman's Hour broadcaster agrees with Ofcom chief Sharon White that there is a need for greater representation of older women on screen

The broadcaster breaks down the truth about periods in A Bleeding Shame

The actress and the Bake Off judge are just two of five guest editors taking over the show in June

As the Government publishes its White Paper on the corporation's future, Eddie Mair reveals a secret draft schedule for Radio 4

The new series will launch on Thursday 28th January

This year's list lauds the women who wield the most influence over our lives and also includes Vogue editor Anna Wintour

The mother of Stephen Lawrence, the chief of the Girl Guides and Caitlin Moran are among Britain's top game-changers according to the Radio 4 show

A dramatisation of Vikas Swarup’s The Accidental Apprentice - a "female version" of Slumdog - will air in the Woman's Hour slot this summer