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Strictly Come Dancing; unemployed children; morning after pill

Presented by Jane Garvey. What can parents do to help young people into work? Strictly Come Dancing dresses - what happens after the show ends?, Redefining Liberal Democrat policy on Domestic Violence, and the new row over the morning after pill sex advert.

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45 minutes

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Wed 14 Dec 2011 10:00
大象传媒 Radio 4

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Chapters

  • How To Help Your Unemployed Child

    As unemployment figures are announced, we're joined by Employment Minister Chris Grayling, Youth Employment MSP Angela Constance, Rachela Giordano of the Prince鈥檚 Trust, and listener Gail Parminter

    Duration: 13:53

  • Strictly Come Dancing - Part 1

    Felicity Finch goes behind the scenes of Strictly Come Dancing to meet Vicky Gill, who designs the amazing dresses

    Duration: 07:20

  • Morning After Pill Adverts

    Jane speaks to Ann Furedi, chief executive of British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS), and Sandra Parsons, journalist at the Daily Mail about the new morning after pill ads.

    Duration: 08:47

  • Walk of Shame

    Jane is joined by Harvey Nichols Marketing Director Julia Bow, and by journalist Tanya Gold

    Duration: 06:03

  • Strictly Come Dancing - Part 2

    Felicity Finch finds out about the next part of the Strictly Come Dancing dress design process - the all-important dress fitting.

    Duration: 05:55

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  • Wed 14 Dec 2011 10:00
    大象传媒 Radio 4

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