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Right then down to business Brexit seems to be taking a break from the news

well we've still got three and a bit weeks left so that's ages

instead it's International Women's Day later this week so I'm delighted

to be joined by three of the most formidable opinionated and informed people we

ever have on the Red Box podcast. Campaigner Caroline Criado Perez has

already secured victory in getting a woman Jane Austin on banknotes and then another

Melissa Fawcett among the statues in Parliament Square.

Now she's taken on an even bigger challenge rewiring the whole of society, especially the data which drives it, which is, shall we say, quite male-dominated.

Al Ashworth, the Brilliant Times Money in Property Editor on why women must learn to be riskier

with their money.

But first, Rachel

Sylvester, the Times columnist, an interviewer that most of the cabinet are too

scared to be interviewed by on one minister's battle for number 10.

Two years ago Amber Rudd stood in for Theresa May during the general

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