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in London, Liverpool and St Ives has unveiled an unprecedented line up of Women artists for 2015, including a Marlene Dumas exhibition; the first ever UK Sonia Delaunay retrospective; the first Barbara Hepworth exhibition in almost 50 years and the displaying of Tracey Emin’s famous ‘My bed’.Ìý Jenni is joined by Head of International Collections Frances Morris who will be telling us about some of the highlights. Ìý

Over the past couple of months we have been running a series on domestic violence and the funding crisis faced by all across the country. The government recently injected £10 million into the national network of refuges and just before Christmas psychological and emotional abuse was made a criminal offence with a potential lengthy prison term. But with rising cases of domestic violence is more legislation and a one off large sum enough to maintain such a vital service in the long term? Nicky Morgan, Women’s Minister, responds to some of the concerns raised on Woman’s Hour. And Polly Neate, CEO of also joins Jenni in the Woman’s Hour studio.

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Globally fewer people are dying ofÌý HIV-Aids than in previous years, apart from one group, teenagers, where the mortality rate from infection is still rising. The charity aims to help young people who are HIV+, offering a residential camps where they can meet each other, share experiences and talk through the tricky issues of facing all the usual teenage problems of health, sex and relationships with the added complication of being HIV +. ÌýOur reporter Angela Robson meets some of the young people at Ìýthe Freedom to Be Camp .Ìý