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Woman's Hour

Supreme Court Judgement, Roblox, Novelist Stephanie Yeboah, Singer/songwriter Georgia Crandon.

Woman's Hour

BBC

Society & Culture, Health & Fitness, Personal Journals

4.22.9K Ratings

🗓️ 17 April 2025

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

The UK Supreme Court has ruled unanimously that the legal definition of a woman is based on biological sex. The decision came following a six-year legal case between the Scottish government and the women's rights group For Women Scotland, regarding equalities legislation. Kylie Pentelow is joined by legal commentator Joshua Rozenberg to discuss this decision.

Roblox is the UK’s most popular game platform for children aged eight to 12, but what are the risks? Kylie speaks to Hannah Estcourt, the Associate Director from Revealing Reality about their research into the risks facing young users, and BBC Senior Reporter Graham Fraser explains how the platform works and why some parents have concerns.

The Commonwealth, gold-medal-winning, hockey player Tess Howard has long campaigned for hockey players to be able to wear shorts, rather than the traditional skort. She's now officially been honoured with an MBE for her services to inclusive sportswear for women and girls.

Stephanie Yeboah is a writer, journalist, and body image advocate. She joins Kylie to discuss her debut romantic comedy novel, Chaotic Energy - a story full of heart, humour, and honesty, following a confident Black woman – Temz - navigating work, love, and social media mishaps. Rising star of classic retro music Georgia Crandon joins Kylie to talk about her music, overcoming social anxiety in the music business, and she performs live in the studio.

Presented by Kylie Pentelow Producer: Louise Corley

Transcript

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0:00.0

Why would anyone want to steal a toilet?

0:05.0

If they think they can get away with it, they'll get away with it.

0:08.0

But this isn't any old toilet.

0:11.0

This is a solid gold toilet, worth nearly five million pounds, stolen from a palace.

0:17.0

A solid gold toilet has been stolen.

0:20.0

Police are trying to flush the robbers out.

0:23.0

It's a tale of security failures, ruthless robbers and missing millions.

0:27.7

Crime next door. The Golden Toilet Heist.

0:30.4

Listen first on BBC Sounds.

0:33.2

Hello, this is Kylie Pentolo and you're listening to the Woman's Hour podcast.

0:38.2

Hello and welcome to the programme. Thank you very much for your company. We've got plenty coming up today, including. It's a video game loved by children, but new research about Roblox has raised concerns about what young players might be exposed to. I'll be finding out what, if anything,

0:55.8

parents can do. Also, the author of a new rom-com joins me in the studio. Stephanie

1:01.3

Yeboa is a body image advocate and her main character, Thames, is unapologetically confident

1:07.4

in her body. She even lists the things that she likes about herself. So I want to hear

1:13.1

from you about this. We're often good at putting ourselves down, aren't we? But today, I want to hear

1:18.4

the qualities that you love about yourself, so don't be shy about it. You can text the program.

1:24.0

The number is 84844. On social media, we're at BBC Women's Hour. You can email us through

1:29.8

our website too, or send us a WhatsApp message or voice note using the number 0-710011-10444. I'm very much

1:41.3

looking forward to hearing your positive image stories.

1:44.7

Also on the programme, we'll have a live performance from singer-songwriter Georgia Crandon,

1:49.5

whose music has been described as passionate and unique,

1:54.2

but she'll also be talking to me about her social anxiety

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