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08/12/2010

Presented by Jenni Murray. Will women be hit harder by a rise in tuition fees? Front line roles for women in the military? Chinese robes at the V&A, bathing children with eczema.

Presented by Jenni Murray. Will the government's proposal for the reform of university funding in England disproportionately affect women? Wrens on Subs - should women serve on Royal Naval submarines? Chinese Robes exhibition at the V&A Museum. Latest advice on how to bath babies and children with eczema.

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  • University fee rises and women

    Pam Tatlow, from the thinktank million+, and David Willetts, Minister of State for Universities and Science, discuss whether women will be hit harder by a rise in tuition fees.

    Duration: 11:52

  • Bathing young children

    Margaret Cox, from the National Eczema Society, and Clare Gerada, from the Royal College of General Practitioners look at the advice on bathing babies and children.

    Duration: 11:33

  • Should women serve on Royal Naval submarines?

    With Dr Victoria Basham from the University of Exeter and Commander Liz Walmsley from the Royal Navy.

    Duration: 10:46

  • Imperial Chinese Robes

    Curator Ming Wilson on the new exhibition at the V&A, ‘Imperial Chinese Robes from the Forbidden City.

    Duration: 07:50

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  • Wed 8 Dec 2010 10:00
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