09/06/2010
Presented by Jenni Murray. How fatherhood has evolved over the past 100 years, the daughter of a British woman on death row talks about their future, and female cartoonists.
Presented by Jenni Murray. How fatherhood has evolved over the past 100 years, we talk to Jovelle Joubert, the daughter of a British citizen currently on Death Row in the United States, and as the Orange Prize reaches its 15th year tonight we hear from a panel of teenagers about their favourites, also as The Tate launches a new exhibition looking at the British cartoon tradition, we ask where are the women working in the field?
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Linda Carty - Death Row
The daughter of a British citizen on Death Row in Texas joins Jenni to discuss the case, along with Peter Bottomley, MP.
Duration: 10:20
Political Cartoons
Why are most political cartoonists men? Anita O'Brien and Nicola Jennings discuss
Duration: 09:40
Orange Youth Panel
Kate Mosse - honorary director of the Orange Prize, and students Fergus Ewbank and Kate Edwards discuss selecting a favourite novel from the past 14 winners
Duration: 10:59
Fatherhood
How the role has changed over the last 100 years, with Dr Julie-Marie Strange and Nick Maddocks
Duration: 10:48
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