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Leading search engine companies Google and Microsoft have agreed measures to make it harder to find child abuse images online.ÌýAs many as 100 000 search terms will now return no results, and will trigger warnings that child abuse imagery is illegal.ÌýJane is joined on the line by Jim Gamble, former head of CEOP - the Child Exploitation and Online Protection agency.

Labial reduction procedures have risen five-fold in the NHS over the past 10 years, with over 2000 operations performed in 2010. But, say the and the , little research exists about the clinical effectiveness and risks in female genital cosmetic surgery. Dame Suzi Leather, Chair of the Royal College of Obstetricians and GynaecologistsÌýEthics Committee, and Consultant Gynaecologist Sarah Creighton from University College London Hospitals join Jane Garvey to discuss their concerns.

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As thousands of girls and women have been left "painfully vulnerable" in the typhoon-struck Philippines, according to the International Development Secretary Justine Greening, we hear the latest from the region.

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Pinky Lilani OBE has founded a number of awards and initiatives to champion women and to celebrate their achievements, including the Women of the Future Awards and Ambassadors programme. She believes in the importance of building relationships and putting people in touch with each other across business, politics, the arts, sciences, and society – and spends both her professional and personal time doing so. Jane speaks to Pinky Lilani, Founder and Chair of the Asian Women of Achievement Awards and Chief Executive of .

Does Feminism need rebranding? With many women reluctant to call themselves a feminist and arguments about who gets to call themselves one, is it time to reassess the appeal of feminism? Elle magazine hired an advertising agency to see what could be done to attract women to identify with feminist concerns like theÌý15 per cent pay gap, and tonight they’ll be hostingÌýa debate about whether feminism needs rebranding. Jane talks to Lorraine Candy, Editor in Chief of Elle UK and to , co-founder of the Woman’s Room and the feminist campaigner who fought to keep women on banknotes.

The Nobel Prize winning feminist author Doris Lessing - best known for her novels The Golden Notebook and The Grass is Singing - has died at the age of 94. In August 2008 she spoke to Jenni on Woman’s Hour about the Golden Notebook, and how she managed to write such a complex novel in only a year.

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Listen to the , or listen to the , recorded in August 2008.

1 lb potatoes (new potatoes are great, because they don’t fall apart if you over cook)

2 tbsp vegetable oil

AÌýfew curry leaves (don’t panic if you don’t have any - they can be left out)

Half tsp mustard seeds

1 tsp freshly ground garlic

2 tbsp coriander/cumin powder

Quarter tsp chilli powder

Half tsp turmeric

1 tbsp tomato puree

Salt to taste

A handful of finely chopped coriander leaves.

Boil potatoes with their skin on,Ìýuntil fully cooked. Let them cool slightly and remove skin with your fingers (not with a knife). The skin will peel off very quickly if the potatoes are still warm.

Dice the potatoes into 1 inch pieces.

Mix the coriander/cumin powder, chilli powder, turmeric, and tomato puree with half a cup of water

Heat the oil, and drop the mustard seeds in when the oil is hot (it should sizzle)

Add the garlic, and also the spice mixture. Stir around and add the potatoes.

Cook for 2 to 3 minutes, ensuring all the potatoes are covered with the spice mixture. Add salt and garnish with coriander leaves.

If you would like more sauce, just add some more water.