22 composers are championed as the Proms reflect on when women got the vote 100 years ago.
Highlights from the Woman's Hour week
The programme that offers a female perspective on the world
Twenty three more women have now made rape allegations against the Chinese PhD student
The Secretary of State on new early years places and SEND provision.
Irish actor Caitríona Balfe joins us to discuss her new film, The Amateur.
As Muslims mark the end of Ramadan, we hear about the role women have on this day.
Stacey Dooley on her new documentary Growing up Gypsy.
Why is being a young English Romany Gypsy woman growing up in the UK a balancing act?
Exploring the risks and rewards of using AI to improve women's health.
Clare speaks to two of the women long-listed for the Women's Prize.
Phyllis Daly on her daughter Jessica Laverack, who died after experiencing domestic abuse.
We hear more about the protests in Turkey and the women involved in them.
Pop legends the Sugababes on their 'new chapter'.
How do babies communicate with us before they can speak?
Watch the HEAR HER film on iPlayer
Celebrating Women’s Voices and Female Artists on 8th June.
One woman talks about painful sex, something that affects 1 in 10 women.
Björk, St Vincent and more recommend the women who should be on your playlists.
CBBC series providing an insight into the lives of children across the UK
Away from the suffrage campaign, Pankhurst was raising money to help "war babies".
Life, love and work in a white man's world. Let's help each other figure it out!
Model and activist Munroe Bergdorf on how talking has helped her heal.
BBC Three on why women should speak up about what gets them off.
One woman's journey from anorexia to body positivity
BBC Three asks whether it's messy, gross or brilliant?
BBC Three: 'I'm a single mum and it's the best thing that happened to me'
Grace Victory on why we need to see women shamelessly enjoying food
It's been 100 years since (some) women got the right to vote in the UK.
Vagina surgery, vagina make-up, vagina memes... What the hell is going on?
Barbara Hosking said she was enjoying her new status as a potential "gay icon".
Emma creates body-positive pottery to reflect different types of breasts.
Mum Takeover is BBC 5 live’s spotlight on maternal mental health.
Join #GirlGains’ Tally, Zanna & Vic as they talk all things fitness and body confidence.
5 Live's Anna Foster meets the women of Nasa.
5 live has been looking at the physical and psychological impact of skin conditions.
'They're not just handing out vaginas in the street!'
Is the awkward chat at the pharmacist necessary?
The coolest club you never want to be a part of…
Sally Nugent speaks to Fifa's Fatma Samoura ahead of the 2018 World Cup.
Jessica Bell has loved to dance since she was three.
Promiscuity, politics and on the payroll.
On Boxing Day 1917, in a largely forgotten match, two teams faced one another in Belfast.
The story of Emmeline Pankhurst, the suffragettes and their political protest.
History Hunters uncover the story of the first woman 'to speak' in the House of Commons.
BBC Bitesize on what happened when the heiress met the agitator.
Radio 3 shines a spotlight on female composers.
Be inspired by Eliza Carthy's beautiful solo interpretation of our new choral commission.
We may be living through an AI revolution but where are the male digital assistants?
Radio 3 explores how Nordic culture has venerated strong women for thousands of years.
Helen Arney tells the story of French mathematician Sophie Germain.
Radio 3 invites you to mark the centenary of UK women's suffrage with a new choral work.
BBC World Service looks at the lives of women around the world.
Suffragetto is a board game of battles, a tabletop clash of Suffragettes versus the Police
Reality Check: How many UK statues are of women?
Known as the anti-suffrage movement, meet the women 100 years ago against getting the vote
Some Emmelines in 2018 describe what it's like sharing a name with a suffragette icon.
