Prostitution zones, Friends and illness, Zero waste, Puppy farms
Managing red-light districts, the impact of chronic illness on friendships, living a zero-waste lifestyle and Janetta Harvey on campaigning against puppy farms.
A street prostitution zone has been made a permanent fixture in Leeds. How does a managed area of prostitution operate? Julie Bindel, writer and feminist activist and Dr Belinda Brooks-Gordon, reader in Psychology and Social Policy at Birkbeck, University of London give the arguments for and against?
Over 15 million people in the UK are living with chronic illness, or dealing with long-lasting bouts of sickness and treatment such as chemotherapy. What effect does this have on close friendships and relationships? Melissa Viney talked to Francesca Hand, Catherine Hale and Jules about the impact of living with health problems.
After you've Mari Kondo'd your home and cleared away all your clutter, what next? James Wallman says we should forget about 'stuff' and start having experiences, and Bea Johnson has lived waste-free with her family since 2008.
The RSPCA estimate that the illegal puppy farming industry is worth in excess of 拢100 million. Gangs pretend to be legitimate breeders and hide the fact they are turning over hundreds of dogs as quickly as possible with no regard for the animals' welfare. Janetta Harvey is a campaigner against the practice.
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Chronic Illness and friendship
Francesca Hand, Catherine Hale and Jules talk about living with health problems
Duration: 15:00
Zero Waste
James Wallman and Bea Johnson talk about living waste-free
Duration: 08:38
Puppy farming
Janetta Harvey talks about the puppy farming industry
Duration: 09:29
Prostitution zones
Belinda Brooks-Gordon and Julie Bindel discuss the street prostitution zone in Leeds
Duration: 08:55
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Credits
Role Contributor Presenter Jenni Murray Interviewed Guest Janetta Harvey Interviewed Guest Melissa Viney Interviewed Guest Francesca Hand Interviewed Guest Catherine Hale Interviewed Guest Jules Interviewed Guest Bea Johnson Interviewed Guest James Wallman Interviewed Guest Julie Bindel Interviewed Guest Belinda Brooks-Gordon Broadcast
- Thu 21 Jan 2016 10:0091热爆 Radio 4
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