Podcast appearances and mentions of sabina nessa

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This episode is a listener suggestion from Derina. This story takes place in London in September of 2021.28-year-old Sabina Nessa was an elementary school or primary school teacher as it would be referred to in London. She lived in an affordable southeast London neighborhood that housed young families & professionals. Only a year after she'd gotten her teaching degree,  & in September of 2019, Sabina had gotten her dream job, teaching five & six-year-old students in year one at Rushey Green Primary School in Catford. Unfortunately this story does not have a happy ending. Allison tells us the rest.Want BONUS EPISODES!? You got it!https://www.patreon.com/crimeandcoffeecoupleSend us a nice message or case suggestions on Instagram or Twitter! We'd love to hear from you! https://www.instagram.com/crimeandcoffee2/https://www.tiktok.com/@crimeandcoffee2https://twitter.com/crimeandcoffee2References:Evening Standard: Sabina Nessa: CCTV ‘shows murdered teacher struck on head' moments after leaving her flatNational World: Koci Selamaj: who is Sabina Nessa killer, what is his country of origin, nationality, and how was he caught?Evening Standard: Sabina Nessa: Timeline of key events in investigation into teacher's murderAljazeera: Murdered  women: Sabina Nessa ‘a kind & generous soul'The Week: What happened to Sabina Nessa?Sky News: Sabina Nessa: Murdered school teacher ‘oblivious' to killer behind her before being struck 34 times over the head in a London parkBBC News: Sabina Nessa: Evil killer struck after marriage endedSupport the showIf you're on an iPhone, review us on Apple Podcasts please! Scroll to the bottom of the page and hit the stars ;)If you're listening on Spotify please leave us a 5-star review!We appreciate you more than you know.Podcast Intro and Outro music:Seductress Dubstep by Audionautix http://audionautix.comCreative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com

London, England is rich in tradition and culture, and should be a safe place to dwell. However, darkness dwells in the depths of the city, and mainly targets women. Although authorities are trying to control the violence, it is clear that residents are facing an epidemic. Join Deb and her special guest to listen to high profile cases including the tragic stories of Sarah Everard, Julia James, Sabina Nessa, and Zara Aleena. But be sure to lock your doors and buddy up beforehand.Find us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest @Dying2BFound. You can find all of these links at: https://linktr.ee/dying2bfoundSubscribe, rate, and share our podcasts on Spotify, Apple & Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Pandora, iHeart Radio, Amazon Music, and wherever you get your podcasts!If you are interested in sponsoring this podcast or have a storyline, you would like us to record, please email us at dying2bfound@gmail.com or message us on Instagram.If you like what you hear, please visit us at www.dyingtobefound.com to learn more about your hosts and our podcast, or consider buying us a coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dyingtobefound.Intro & Extro Music: Undersea World by DragonovTeachable Moments Music: Untold Story by Ballian De MoulleReferences:Pope-Weidemann, M. (2021). The UK is facing an epidemic of violence against women and girls. Aljazeera.Hookway, J. (2021). What happened to Sarah Everard? The Wall Street Journal. Morton, B. (2021) Sarah Everard: How Wayne Couzens planned her murder. BBC News.New CCTV footage released in Sarah Everard case. BBC News. Sarah Everard murder: Wayne Couzens given a whole-life sentence. (2021). BBC. What happened to Sabina Nessa? (2022). The Week. Nikolic, I. (2022). Julia James. Daily Mail. Wilkinson, H. (2022) Julia James murder: How gamekeeper's photo helped catch killer. BBC News.

As part of Al Jazeera's series on murdered women, we explore the life and death of Sabina Nessa. Her family say she was ‘a kind and generous soul'. But they question why there was not wider media attention about her death and why some lives get more coverage than others. Written by Julie Bindel. Read by Laura Lockwood. 

Sabina ness was walking to meet her friend through a park when Koci Selamaj was lurking looking for a victim. Join me in my latest True Crime episode where I take you through the events that happened on the evening of 17th September 2021.

If you're a woman, how many times have you been out in the evening, or even just doing a late shift at work, and the prospect of getting home at night fills you with dread? Sadly safety dilemmas are nothing new for women but since the murders of Sarah Everard and Sabina Nessa last year, these feelings have been heightened.  My guest this episode has chosen to take action and do something about it this. Emma Kay is the founder of an app called Walk Safe. We discuss the reasons she created this app (which include obscene cat calls in front of her child!), how it works, and how young girls and women can strike a balance between being streetwise and safe.

In a week where: Ketanji Brown Jackson becomes the first black woman to be appointed to the US Supreme Court. Koci Selamaj is jailed for a minimum of 36 years for the murder of Sabina Nessa. Will Smith is banned from The Oscars for 10 years. Pakistan PM Imran Khan's government loses a no-confidence vote.  Boris Johnson & Rishi Sunak are fined for 'party gate' COVID rule-breaking. In Music: (6:30) Ed Sheeran wins his copyright case. But this might be one of many in the coming years as music output becomes far more frequent than in past eras.In Theatre: (18:51) Poet & essayist Claudia Rankine has created a play out of asking white people about white privilege. It's a cool concept and makes me want to be better in being a bridge in highlighting societal ills. But I might be too jaded.In Art: (33:06) Whether you're a photographer, writer, musician or painter, it's always encouraged to find a niche within it. But should you? Is it essential? In some ways, yes. But overall, probably not.Lastly, in Life: (45:22) It is always worth getting life lessons. It's even more worth getting life lessons from people that are aware their days are numbered. I unlock a lesson that benefits myself and it might for you as well.Thank you for listening! If you want to contribute to the show, whether it be sending me questions or voicing your opinion in any way, peep the contact links below and I'll respond accordingly. Let me know "What's Good?"Rate & ReviewE-Mail: the5thelelmentpub@gmail.comTwitter & IG: @5thElement_UK5E Community DiscordWebsite: www.the5thelement.org.uk/5epnIntro Music - "Too Much" By VanillaInterlude - "Charismatic" By NappyHighChillHop MusicOther Podcasts Under The 5EPN:Diggin' In The Digits5EPN RadioBlack Women Watch...In Search of SauceThe Beauty Of Independence

The sister of murdered primary teacher Sabina Nessa said if their family was a "normal British white family" they would have been treated better. Her sister, Jebina Yasmin Islam, said newspapers had treated her sister's murder "differently" to the murder of Sarah Everard. "My sister didn't get as much headlines, I feel, at the start," she said. "Maybe was it down to her ethnicity? "She didn't get the front pages on some of the papers, and in Sarah Everard's case she did." Commenting on the treatment of her family, she said: "I think it's just down to our ethnicity to be honest.” Koci Selamaj was jailed for life for attacking Ms Nessa in a park in south-east London in September 2021. (Image, Sabina Nessa, Credit, Met Police hand out)

In today's podcast, we speak to the owners of a Kent animal sanctuary, who've been refused planning permission to stay open.   Also, it's feared delays on Kent roads could get even worse as more people try to go away for the Easter holidays. We speak to a woman who was caught up in delays on the M20 for hours. The man who murdered primary school teacher Sabina Nessa has been jailed for life, with a minimum of 36 years. We hear from her sister and the detective in charge of the investigation. A transgender woman from Gravesend has told the KentOnline Podcast all about her journey into team sport, which has always been a struggle for her. Plus, in football, Gillingham take on Wycombe Wanderers tomorrow - we speak with Gills boss Neil Harris.

An online tool set up by the Met Police to help the public report places where they feel unsafe in the capital, has received more than 3,000 since it was set up.The force launched StreetSafe in September 2021, following the deaths of Sarah Everard and Sabina Nessa.Since then almost three quarters of the reports it has received have been from women.Most of them related to poor street lighting and CCTV coverage, but the Met said there were also reports of men verbally harassing women, which it had tackled successfully by introducing more police patrols in those areas.Women's rights activist Patsy Stevenson, and Anna Birley from Reclaim These Streets discuss the tool, how effective it is, and what more can be done to keep women and girls safe.In this episode:Patsy's opinion of the StreetSafe tool (1.10)Does lighting & CCTV make people feel safer? (1.46)Have measures been introduced to tackle culture that lead to abuse? (3.26)Anna discusses the StreetSafe tool (4.30)Comparison with other resources to report abuse (5.14)Education for men and boys to stop abuse (6.52)Are things moving in the right direction? (8.23)Follow us on Twitter for the latest news @EveningStandard See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A 5 minute walk turned into the last thing Sabina Nessa would ever do.  Being a woman can be so powerful yet so dangerous as well  

At night women say goodbye, telling each other "text me when you're home". We carry keys between our knuckles, avoid dark streets, cross the road, then cross back again, keep looking over your shoulder. In Night Watch, four women from different parts of Britain share stories of street harassment. Woven through this feature is a new, specially commissioned poem by Hollie McNish. The murders of Sarah Everard and Sabina Nessa compounded the perception of city streets as male spaces- unwelcoming and unsafe for women, and other marginalised groups. Is this the way it's always been? In these raw and unfiltered accounts women will hear their own experiences echoed back in others' words; stories of shouted insults, rejected come-ons, intimidation. Featuring the voices Nosisa and Alison Majuqwana, Aggie Hewitt, Katie Cuddon, Alice Jackson the co-founder of Strut Safe, author Rebecca Solnit, author and moral philosopher at Cornell University Kate Manne and design activist Jos Boys. If you've been impacted by any of the issues raised in this documentary contact details for support organisations can be found in this link: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/2MfW34HqH7tTCtnmx7LVfzp/information-and-support-victims-of-crime Producer: Caitlin Smith Poetry: Hollie McNish Sound Design: Joel Cox Executive Producer: Peter McManus

In 2021, two women in London were brutally murdered. Though the murders have no ties, CCTV footage helped identify both of the killers. Trigger Warnings: sexual assault/rape To view the interview between Wayne Couzens and police: https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/uk-news/moment-wayne-couzens-kidnapped-sarah-21718494 To see the compilation of CCTV footage of Sarah Everard: https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/uk-news/wayne-couzens-given-whole-life-21708302)

Welcome all to the 6th Episode of the Keep It Certi PodcastThis week, we're back at The Pavilion School in Whetstone, a fantastic School known for teaching, helping, motivating and inspiring students who have been expelled from mainstream Schools, giving them the guidance needed in order to succeed  in life and overcome any  barriers that may come their wayIn this truly important episode, host Georgio Savvides sits down with some of the most amazing Students to discuss their thoughts on what is happening in our Streets following the truly heartbreaking stories of Sabina Nessa, Sarah Everard and the young 12 year old girl beaten to death and what they feel needs to be done in order to keep us safeWe hope you enjoy and really listenAudio Platforms For Download:https://www.buzzsprout.com/1822115Social Media Pages and Websites:The PavilionWebsite - https://www.the-pavilion.co.ukTwitter - @enrichengage1Keep It Certi PodcastWebsite - https://www.keepitcertipodcast.co.ukTwitter - @KeepitcerticastInstagram - @keepitcertipodcastFacebook - @keepitcertipodcast

In this episode Rav and Simon talk about violence against women, Sarah Everard, Sabina Nessa, Honour violence being on the rise, Simon's work place fail, Annie Murphy, Schitt's Creek and much more. Support UK: National Domestic Abuse Helpline - 08082000247 Southall Black Sisters - 02085719595 Karma Nirvana - 08005999247 Support USA: National Domestic Violence Hotline - 1-800-799-7233 The AHA Foundation (for people facing honour violence and forced marriage) - text Free to 741-741 WARNING - This episode contains strong language Submit your questions to DoYouShower@gmail.com #ShowerPod Follow us: www.instagram.com/ShowerPod Music by Skilsel from Pixabay Produced by Bee & Ant Productions

We are joined by Dr Beena Rajkumar, Dr Syeda Ali, and sexual-harassment lawyer Deeba Syed to unpack the femicide pandemic. In honour of International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women on the 25th of November, our guests discuss the impact of violence on women's mental health and the tragic murders of Bibaa Henry, Nicole Smallman, Sarah Everard and Sabina Nessa.

Second episode a conversation with one of the realist talented person i know… @priyasashaa which i had to bring back for this season. We discuss her latest shows she has been very busy with. We also discuss on a very important topic off women getting attacked (Sabina Nessa, Sarah Everard discussion). How priya copes with media work, acting, shows whilst working a full time job. The balance. Enjoy the episode

It's been a worrying week with further concerns over the Queen's health, so royal editor Russell Myers updates host Zoe Forsey on everything we know so far. While the Monarch is missing COP26, we look ahead to next week's event and what we can expect from Prince Charles, Camilla and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. And for the first time in far, far too long, we're very excited to say we have some royal tour news and we discuss the Cambridges' very fancy start to their half-term holiday. We also talk about Camilla's moving tribute to Sarah Everard and Sabina Nessa in her landmark speech calling for an end to sexual violence against women.

This episode is all about womens safety. This topic is really personal both both Cal and Izzy. Following the deaths of Sarah Everard and Sabina Nessa in the UK, there has been an increase in ‘advice' from politicians and police focussing on how women can keep ‘safe' from sexual assault and violence. The argument is often that the advice offered by police and various organisations protects women. So If we disregard the hugely problematic narrative of victim-blaming, are they simply pragmatic tips that keep us safe? Or surely there's another way to tackle the endemic issue of gender-based violence that doesn't involve putting all the onus on women to protect themselves... This is a hugely personal topic for Cal and Izzy. If you are affected by the information discussed or you are struggling in anyway please do not hesitate to reach out. We are always here for you x The best way you can support the show is by subscribing on apple podcasts or following on Spotify. Come join in the convo at our Facebook group or follow us on Insta or even Twitter for more IWH content xxx Resources and contacts for women in need of support: Australia: For immediate support call 000 - Victoria Police and Ambulance For emergency support after hours: 1800 737 732 - 1800RESPECT Family violence and sexual assault 24 hour telephone line. 1800 015188 - Safe Steps Family Violence response service 24 hour telephone line. VICTORIA: further resources Men's Referral Service - Call 1300 766 491 Rainbow Door Free information, support, and referrals LGBTQIA+ Call 1800 729 367 or Text 0480 017 246 10am-6pm, 7 days Djirra Culturally safe family violence and legal support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Call 1800 105 303 United Kingdom: All numbers below are 24 hour for domestic violence: England: 0808 2000 247 Scotland: 0800 027 1234 Northern Ireland: 0808 802 1414 Wales: 0808 80 10 800 LGBTQIA+ 0800 999 5428 help@galop.org.uk Men's Advice Line: 0808 801 0327 info@mensadviceline.org.uk Karma Nirvana, UK Helpline for ‘honour'-based abuse and forced marriage: 0800 5999 247 Victim Support: 0808 1689 111 SafeLives guide to staying safe online Women's Aid guide to private browsing The Survivor's Handbook, Women's Aid Karma Nirvana Chayn --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/imwithher/message

Are we making progress in the war against gender inequality? If anyone should know, it's Caroline Criado Perez. A couple of years ago, she released Invisible Women: Exposing Gender Bias in a World Designed for Men. It was a book, founded upon an enormous amount of research, that made explicit something known instinctively by many: the world we move in was not created with women in mind, and that the repercussions of that oversight are too many to count, ranging in impact from minor annoyance to potentially life-threatening. With the recent murders of Sabina Nessa and Sarah Everard once again focusing attention on the treatment of women in society, we thought it a pertinent time to ask Caroline onto Changes, to discuss the ways things have and haven't shifted since her book exploded onto the scene. As you will hear, there is cause for sadness and frustration, as always, but there is also more reason than ever to educate yourself and join the fight. You can buy Invisible Women here: https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/111/1113605/invisible-women/9781784706289.html See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

An exciting special episode of On the Engender today as we are joined by author Leslie Kern and urbanism expert Daisy Narayanan, hot off the heels of an event held in September.  Alys Mumford and Amanda Aitken chat with Leslie, Daisy and Engender's Policy and Parliamentary Manager Eilidh Dickson about planning, transport, safety, care work, and how we can build feminist spaces.  Content note: this episode includes reference to Sarah Everard and Sabina Nessa's murders.  Recommendations from this episode are: Flâneuse by Lauren Elkin Following Glasgow Women's Library, Talat Yaqoob, Louise MacDonald, Engender and Leslie Kern on Twitter Feminism, Interrupted by Lola Olufemi Schitt's Creek She Settles in the Shields: 10 years on  How we live now: reimagining spaces with Matrix Feminist Design Collective Feminist Housing Activism blog series Access a transcript of this episode here and watch the webinar here. On the Engender is produced for Engender by Amanda Aitken. Jingle by Bossy Love.

Hey guys, thank you for tuning in to another episode. This week we spoke about media coverage and how it impacts society's ideology and perception. We touched on different cases such as Shamima Begum & Sabina Nessa. We discussed how being muslim and proud can sometimes cause discomfort for others in society, and how the media can impact this too. There were some really interesting things that came out. Leave your opinions in the comments below, we would love to know your experiences! As always please support us by liking our videos and posts, leaving a comment to start discussions and subscribing on all platforms

Chciałabym przybliżyć dzisiaj historie dwóch kobiet, historie dość świeże, o których cały czas mówi się obecnie w brytyjskich mediach. Słuchając i czytając o szczegółach tych spraw czułam jak ciarki przebiegają mi po plecach. To mogła być bowiem każda z nas. Pod ostatnimi materiałami zdarzało się, że sami pytaliście w komentarzach - dlaczego ta dziewczyna weszła do samochodu z obcym mężczyzną, dlaczego zaufała osobie, którą znała tak krótko. Natomiast jedyne co zrobiły Sarah Everald i Sabina Nessa to po prostu wyszły tego dnia z domu, zwyczajnie szły ulicą i zostały zaatakowane. Zapraszam do wysłuchania.#podcastkryminalny #historiekryminalne #zagadkikryminalne

Voting link for the Family Law Awards 2021 Vote for ‘Professionally Embarrassing' in the Family Law Commentator of the Year category (don't forget to enter your details after voting to verify your vote) https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/CWYKSPY Case law
Re A and B (Parental Alienation: No.1, No.2, No.3 and No.4) [2020] EWHC 3366 (Fam)
https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/a-and-b-parental-alienation-no-1-no-2-no-3-and-no-4/
Book / podcast recommendations
Three Women – Lisa Taddeo https://www.waterstones.com/book/three-women/lisa-taddeo/9781526611642 
Desert Island Discs, Baroness Hale of Richmond https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000zt7b
The State of It: Stories from the Frontline of a Broken Care System – Chris Wild https://www.amazon.co.uk/State-Stories-Frontline-Broken-System-ebook/dp/B08VGFJ91L 
Themis Women: Sheroes Podcast with Malvika Jaganmohan https://open.spotify.com/episode/2z8T674ZbogQGLZVtHEPdy 
Tweets of the week
Tweet from @DrOliverLewis https://twitter.com/droliverlewis/status/1440326388481888261?s=21 
Twitter account for Legal Pets Charity Calendar https://twitter.com/lawpawcalendar 
DONATE TO & SUPPORT Southall Black Sisters here: https://southallblacksisters.org.uk - in memory of Sarah Everard and Sabina Nessa

What a busy weekend it's been for us! Events, awards but we're back again to brighten up your week. This week get into: - The 88 Safety app that BT is creating to help keep women safe while walking home late at night after the murders of Sabina Nessa and Sarah Everard. -Dave Chapelle is in the headlines again after his new comedy special The Closer caused offense to trans people. -We haven't had enough of Squid Games and we want to find out which games you'd play. -And the triffling Prince Andrew had his case thrown out of court with the Met Police confirming that they will drop his case. You can watch/listen to the episode on Youtube/Facebook or your favourite podcast listening platform. Follow The Aunties https://www.instagram.com/farrforce/ (@farrforce) https://www.instagram.com/loveyaayaa/ (@loveyaayaa) https://www.instagram.com/sadesalami/ (@sadesalami) https://www.instagram.com/thebritishblacklist/ (@thebritishblacklist)

Due to some personal business the boys haven't been able to record together recently and as such this episode was recorded two weeks ago. Normal service resuming soon. This episode discusses Sabina Nessa, the petrol shortage and the Labour conference Big thanks to our patreon.com/britpopulism patrons Olena, Ollie, Tom, Calum, Richard, Zak and Rabia

Radio DJ Emma Wilson believes that the policeman Wayne Couzens who kidnapped, raped and murdered Sarah Everard exposed himself to her in an alleyway some 13 years ago. Emma reported it to the police at the time – no action was taken, but she has decided to speak out now because when she did report it she was not happy with the response. One of the key findings of our equality poll to mark our 75th anniversary has been the extent to which women don't feel equal when it comes to issues of sexual abuse and exploitation. Almost 70% of the women we asked said it was a concern and the issue is currently front and centre of the news agenda following the murders of Sarah Everard and Sabina Nessa to name just two women. Emma Barnett talks to the writer Joan Smith and the former Victims Commissioner the Conservative Peer Baroness Newlove who is unimpressed by Boris Johnson's unwillingness to recognise misogyny as a hate crime and is trying to change the law on the issue. Probably best known to most for her television role as lawyer Lucca Quinn in The Good Wife and then the follow-up series The Good Fight, Cush Jumbo is currently playing Hamlet at the Young Vic in London. Delayed for a year by the pandemic, the play sold out months before opening. As the first woman of colour to play the part in a major production on a British stage she joins a list that goes back to 1741 of UK female actors playing the Prince of Denmark. Cush joins Emma. On Radio 4's Day of the Scientist, we looks at women's trust in science. The latest Public Attitudes to Science survey found that women are less likely to feel connected to science in their everyday lives; less likely to actively engage with science; and were less trusting of scientists and media reporting of scientific issues. What's going on to put women's faith in science on such shaky ground? Emma speaks to Megan Halpern, assistant professor in the history, philosophy and sociology of science at Michigan State University, and Dr Emily Dawson from University College London, who researches how people learn about and engage with science – and why so many women are being put off. Image: Cush Jumbo in Hamlet at the Young Vic Credit: Helen Murray

Sarah Everard. Gabbi Petito. Miya Marcano. Sheridan Wahl. Sabina Nessa. Too many women who have gone missing, but have remained largely unknown. Too many women raped, murdered, lost. The Woman Beings sit down to discuss the question, "why are women afraid?" and, by proxy, why feminists are always so d*mn angry. --- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womanbeingpodcast/ Website: https://www.womanbeingcommunity.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

**TRIGGER WARNING* This episode includes discussions of violence against women and misogyny that some listeners may find challenging to listen to. This week Jules & Phoebe discuss the latest updates in the Sarah Everard case and the failure of the Metropolitan Police. They also share their views on the cases of Gabby Petito and Sabina Nessa. Follow @JulesPhoebe on Instagram and TikTok and share the podcast with a friend.

In a week where the man who murdered Sarah Everard was sentenced and Sabina Nessa's killer was arrested, we look at how safe women are, in all aspects of their lives. We speak to Kat from Women's Aid about the work they are doing to ensure women have a safe place to live, how the money raised from the 1.6 Women's Aid Challenge will go to help countless women and their children living with abuse. We also speak to a woman who is standing up to sexual harassment in a workplace with deep rooted misogyny, she is fighting for the right to build a career in a traditionally male dominated environment. We start reading ‘Unbound' by Tarana Burke and begin to get to know the powerful woman she is today from her traumatic early years, and our Foodie Collective cooks up a dish high in phytoestrogens which is extremely tasty! And as we come to the end of our WI 1.6 sea swimming challenge for Women's Aid, we reveal our total to date from the donations we have received from the amazing Collective.  We have been appalled at what is coming out of the press in the last week about language used around rape, how police forces around the UK need to be accountable for the heinous actions of Sarah Everard's killer. The total lack of understanding of women's fear, they might as well have been talking from another planet, yes, we're talking about the infamous Kit Malthouse and Phillip Allot both men In extremely powerful positions.  Women's Aid is a charity it is a grassroots federation working together to provide life-saving services in England and build a future where domestic abuse is not tolerated. Our guest, Kat, is a senior support worker with Women's Aid and she joins Jinty for a talk about the work they do, the statistics for domestic abuse in England and Wales are shocking and we get to know what our fundraising is doing to help this charity.   Sexual harassment in the workplace is sadly, nowhere near a thing of the past, we speak to a brave woman who is standing up and fighting against sexual abuse and harassment as she tries to build a career in a traditionally male dominated environment. Sam talks about the deep rooted misogyny she has had to deal with while working as a gas engineer in a company that allows women to be treated as objects rather than giving them space to learn and grow their careers.  The Book Collective crack the spine of Tarana Burke's ‘Unbound' a powerful memoir from the founder and activist behind the Me Too movement. In the opening chapters we learn about Tarana's life and the rape and abuse she suffered at the hands of older boys and how a woman's words made sure she never told of her ordeal. It's a painfully brilliant start to this book. Next week we will be reading from Breath Again to and including Indelible.  The Foodie Collective are still in Menopause food month and Jinty, once again cooks a delicious dish this week of Sticky Tofu which is full of phytoestrogens! She explains about each ingredient and how you can cook this yourself. https://www.sixvegansisters.com/2020/03/19/sweet-sour-tofu/  We reveal the total for our Women's Aid challenge and are so thankful and humbled by every donation. But are we going to carry on sea swimming…?  If you have been affected by any topics within this podcast you can find help and support with the following in the UK: Women's Aid: helpline@womensaid.org.uk Rape Crisis: www.rapecrisis.org.uk Acas: www.acas.org.uk Citizens Advice: www.citizensadvice.org.uk/about-us/contact-us/contact-us/contact-us/ Samaritans: www.samaritans.org  or call for free: 116 123 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jinty-sheerin/message

Sabina Nessa was found dead in Cator park In Kidbrooke South East London after being brutally murdered. She wasn't found until 5:30pm the next day. Her body had been covered by leaves. Police have arrested and charged Koci Selamaj for her murder. He is awaiting trial.https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/sep/28/sabina-nessa-man-charged-murder-teacher-sabina-nessa-koci-selamajSarah Everard was kidnapped by policeman Wayne Couzens who falsely arrested her. She was raped, murdered and her body was burned by him. He has been given a life sentence. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/sep/30/sarah-everard-murder-wayne-couzens-whole-life-sentenceIt's not just the high profile cases like Sabina's or Sarah's but 1000's of women face violence every single day at the hands of men they know and men they don't. The only way to end these senseless acts of violence is to educate boys and men. Women are not objects and not something to be abused. All money made from the episode will be going to www.whiteribbon.org a charity which provides education to men and boys in the hope of eradicating male violence, your donations will be welcomed by them. Men: Do better. Thanks so much to Gemma and Esther from I Think My Fridge Is Haunted for inviting me to have this conversation. Please go and check out their show: https://www.instagram.com/ithinkmyfridgeishaunted/?hl=en ----------------------------------------------------Thanks so much for watching! If you are new here, you may not know that Macabre London is a fortnightly podcast and YouTube show that delves into Londons haunted and gruesome history alongside discovering Macabre mini Mysteries from all over the world! These are on alternate weeks from each other so you get one London based tale and one from around the world on alternate fortnights.If you like it here, then come and join our ghoul gang, hit that subscribe button and come to the dark side, it's fun here, we have stories! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Thank you to our executive producer patrons - Amy, Barry, Bethan, Kate, Mary, Ren, Sam, Sarah & VeronicaAnd to all of our wonderful $5 tier patrons...AlexisAshleyAndrewDeniseHelenJamesJenniferMelanieSSabrinaShannonTseanbheanWendyAnd thanks to all other patrons too! SOCIAL MEDIA---------------------------------------------Insta: @macabrelondonpodcastTwitter: @macabrelondonFacebook: @macabrelondon Email: macabrelondon@hotmail.com Website: www.macabrelondon.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/macabrelondon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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TW: This podcast discusses sexual assault, rape and other forms of gender-based violence some listeners may find upsetting.  In today's episode, we react to the brutal murders of Sabina Nessa and Sarah Everard as we discuss the growing threat that is gender-based violence in the UK and the world. As we try to identify where this issue stems from and try to find solutions, police reform, toxic masculinity and inclusive, equality promoting education. 

Welcome to this weeks episode! We start this episode discussing once again the safety of woman and why we think we are still having to go through the worries. We discuss the sentencing of Wayne Couzens for the murder of Sarah Everard. We also talk about the unfortunate and horrible murder of Sabina Nessa. Why are the media so focused on the murders ethnicity instead of covering his horrible crime. Instagram question: - My boyfriend has kept pictures and videos of him and his ex. I made him delete them. Been together 3 years. Why do men do this? FYI the videos were sexual. Dilemma of the week: Title of the email: Am I being reasonable. This dilemma is about a woman who is scared to be a single parent after her husband cheated. Keep in touch: Email: reallifescenarios.pc@gmail.com Instagram: @real_lifescenarios To find links to all our platforms visit: https://linktr.ee/Real_lifescenarios We love to hear your feedback. Leave a review on the listening platform of your choice. (we value confidentiality and therefore, everyone is kept anonymous). This is a lighthearted podcast and all the opinions are our own. We aren't professionals so keep in mind when we give advice it is only our thoughts. We are two Londoners giving unprofessional advice.

Happy new week Shade Lovers x On this episode, we spoke about women's desire to be safe following the news about Sarah Everard's hearing and also Sabina Nessa's case. We also spoke about Gabrielle Union's press interviews where she spoke about infidelity & the journey of healing in relationships. News broke about Porsha Williams departure from the real housewives of Atlanta & we discussed the future of the franchise and our interest in it. Is it time to pack it up? switch up the scene or just keep going?... & more. Use the hashtag #NoShadePod to join in the conversations online & interact with us @NoShadePod on instagram & twittter. Hosts: @AkuaAubrey_ & @MyOwnRoyalty_ **Trigger warning, sexual assault & miscarriage is briefly mentioned** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As we are approaching Menopause Month during October, our guest is a migraine specialist, Dr Katy Munro, if you are a headache or migraine sufferer this podcast will give you so many tips and remedies and you'll be signposted to where you can access help and advice. Did you know 1 in 7 people will suffer with migraines which may become more frequent in menopause? Our Book Collective discuss the new book, ‘Unbound' by Tarana Burke, and why it's such a relevant book in today's culture. The Foodie Collective get underway with their new month of food, especially for menopause during this month and we will catch up with the WI, the 1.6 challenge for Women's Aid, sea swimming, and the weather is turning a tad stormy! There's clothes sizing talk….again and we have some beautiful and uplifting comments from the Collective.   Dr Katy Munro was a partner in an NHS general practice for 24 years. She is a headache specialist and also a migraine sufferer, she is a fellow podcaster and author of a best-selling book, ‘Managing Your Migraine'. Her approach is holistic and as such she has a wide knowledge of therapies and medications that can help a headache. We learn about the difference between the types of headaches and why fluctuations in the body, especially in peri menopause with oestrogen levels dropping cause headaches and migraines. The information and advice given by Dr Katy is rich and relevant for any person who sufferers with headaches, migraines and cluster headaches. Did you know a migraine with aura is usually triggered by high levels of oestrogen? No neither did we!   And Dr Katy informs us on the medications available through your GP.   The new book for the Collective is ‘Unbound' by Tarana Burke. Tarana is the founder of the #metoo movement before the hashtag. She is fuelled by the commitment to combat sexual violence against women, especially marginalised people in society. Tarana talks of empowerment through empathy and we begin to read her book starting by reading the prologue and including the chapter Acts of Contrition.   The Foodie Collective gets stuck into this month's Menopause food and look at the Mediterranean diet and how this can benefit women during menopause and of course Jinty cooked this delicious plate of goodness…….   The WI Sea swimming for Women's Aid 1.6 challenge is coming to an end and the weather has definitely changed! There's a need for hot chai, dressing gowns and mittens! Women's Aid is an amazing charity that helps women and their children out of abusive situations and sadly we are still reminded of this with the death of another victim of abuse Sabina Nessa. You can find the link to our 1.6 challenge on our Instagram and Facebook page Womenkind Collective. Or to donate click the link: https://givepenny.com/womenkindcollective_1_6_get_active_challenge?fbclid=IwAR1ak5UzTxWMCnNF4_i8j4RPOAG4hXYHtjkp3WBJ6E-wwMB4IL-HYSvKkXc. Jinty's Mediterranean pasta Raw beetroot- chopped into 2cm chunks Red onion Mushrooms Tomato Any veg you have such as courgettes and aubergine We added stem broccoli Tin butter beans Extra Virgin Olive Oil Your favourite pasta Italian herbs - dried Fresh basil Pesto (we used vegan Sacla but you could make you're own ). Add seafood if you'd like. Chop all veg into chunks (not slices) tip- if you don't have a lot of time chop in smaller chunks Put all veg in a roasting dish Drizzle with a good tbsp EVOO Sprinkle on dried herbs Add seasoning to taste Mix together and roast for 30 minutes at 190degrees Meanwhile cook your pasta Open and drain butter beans When vegetables are cooked add in butter beans, basil and pasta Then add 2 dessert spoons of pesto Mix and serve Deelish and soooo good for you - especially in menopause. Listen to the podcast to find out why. Book collective - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Unbound-Story-Liberation-Birth-Movement/dp/1472292316/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1633092233&sr=8-1. Katy's Podcast HeadsUp --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jinty-sheerin/message

This was filmed a week before Sarah Everards case resurfaced and her killer was sentenced to life imprisonment. Her case is a scary reminder that those in positions of authority aren't always working in your best interests and again proves that women are not safe anywhere… or with anyone. In this episode we discuss some serious topics around women's safety and the unfortunate passing of Sabina Nessa.

03:45 — AOC cried in the club, and by the club we mean congress. WTF is up with that? What is in her chart? 26:00 — Did you ever notice Grimes and (Elon) Musk have the grossest two names together, ever? Thankfully they broke up. We explain what they saw in each other in the first place, and why the artist formerly known as Claire Boucher is way way better off without that musky ass. 45:00 — Justice is finally being served! In the cases of Sarah Everard and Sabina Nessa, alleged killers have been located and/or charge. R. Kelly was guilty on all accounts (and Molly realizes her chart has way too much in common with his). Even Alex Jones had to pay up this week. Libra season is functioning as it should. It's not much but it's definitely an improvement over last week. 57:00 — A new and more ~*emosh*~ Britney Spears documentary just dropped and we're loving it. Plus, Britney's dad has been removed as her conservator. Praise Libra!!

This week we talk about the disappearance and murder of Sabina Nessa and why it took so long to feature in the press.  We also revisit broader themes on the violence that women experience at the hands of men.  It's not light-hearted, but it might help to fuel the fire in your belly, and Annabel does talk about star signs at one point...so there is that.  Thanks for listening. Lakshmi & Annabel x

In a week where: Independent film legend Melvin Van Peebles dies aged 89. UK Government U-Turn & relieve immigration visas to European HGV drivers. Oleksandr Usyk beats Anthony Joshua by unanimous decision. Lewis Hamilton wins his 100th race in Sochi. R Kelly is found guilty of racketeering & sex trafficking. In the first of two Life segments: (5:05) The murder of Sabina Nessa is yet another catalyst for conversation on the safety of women. Police are an important part of this but can they be relied on when they can't hold themselves to account?In Music: (20:14) Vinyl reissues are booming and as a vinyl lover that would rather have a mint reissue than a well taken care of 1st issue, I am freaking loving it. But is it a passing fancy?In the 2nd Life segment: (35:29) Something that really pisses me off about politics is that there are many people given high positions when they actually don't care about the thing they're a minister of. Enter Equalities Minister Kemi Badenoch!Lastly, in Film/TV: (51:07) We bid farewell to a trailblazer of African American cinema and independent cinema as a whole, Melvin Van Peebles who died aged 89.Thank you for listening! If you want to contribute to the show, whether it be sending me questions or voicing your opinion in any way, peep the contact links below and I'll respond accordingly. Let me know "What's Good?"Rate & ReviewE-Mail: the5thelelmentpub@gmail.comTwitter & IG: @5thElement_UK5E Community DiscordWebsite: www.the5thelement.org.uk/5epnIntro Music - "Too Much" By VanillaInterlude - "Charismatic" By NappyHighChillHop MusicOther Podcasts Under The 5EPN:Diggin' In The Digits5EPN RadioBlack Women Watch...In Search of SauceThe Beauty Of Independence

This week we reflect on the tragic death of Sabina Nessa and violence against women. Sabina was a 28-year-old teacher from South London who was murdered on a Saturday evening, a few minutes' walk from her home. In this episode, Livs explores activism and self-care, staying vigilant and the pressure this puts on young women. Find out more about this week's guests: Activists @AnnieGibbs and @_Etherealtruth Follow us @DopeBlackWomen1 on Instagram and @DopeBlackWomen on Twitter and Facebook.

GHOST STORIES & HAUNTED HOUSES: Robbie Williams, Dan Ackroyd, Hazel the Psychic Rea Estate Agent, Loretta Lynn, Mama Cass & more! Do you believe in ghosts? Do you believe that spirits from the other side can contact us here in the physical world? Whether you believe or not, Geordie & Michelle have some tales to tell this week! But first the pair talk about Michelle's hangover (soz) and her inability to say Espresso Martini, Geordie's pink rinse, the torso in the Thames, the Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie case, Geordie gets murdered school teacher Sabina Nessa's name wrong (ap-a-logies), Michelle explains that deers don't have bodycams… all before the main event… GHOSTIE WHOSTIES! First up, Michelle chats about Robbie Williams… 20 years ago he rented Dan Ackroyd's house in Laurel Canyon in the Hollywood Hills… And claims the house is haunted! Who is Dan Ackroyd? What is the origin story of Ghostbusters? Why is there a BJ scene in that movie? Whose spirit was haunting the house? Why does Geordie not like Robbie Williams? Who is Zak Starkey? Why are we talking about Jo Wood's now defunct podcast Alien Nation? Who is Jo Wood? Who else used to own that Laurel Canyon house? What is a stair master? Did Mama Cass die from eating a ham sandwich? Listen to find out! Then… Geordie talks to our favourite psychic… HAZEL THE PSYCHIC REAL ESTATE! She's got some tales to tell and Geordie's gonna tell em! So… Why does Geordie sound like Michelle's dad? Why is there a ghost sitting in the car with Hazel? Why is she being asked to bang the heads together of her latest clients? What is a social club? Does Hazel have a responsibility to tell her clients about ghosts that contact her? If there is a poltergeist in a house, do real estate agents have a responsibility to disclose it to potential buyers? Listen to hear Hazel's spooky stories!! Geordie then talks about ghost hunter @chefsean666 and the time a ghost cut his leg – for more from Sean, follow #SouthernStormPRT on Instagram! She then talks about her photojournalist friend Alec Smart and some articles he'd written back in the day for the Reading Chronicle about haunted sites in the home counties…  What is The Time Slip theory? What is the Stone Tape Theory? Are poltergeists psychokinetic manifestations? What's with all the ghosts in Berkshire? And is Loretta Lynn's house really haunted? Listen in to hear all this and more, including some ghosty tales from Geordie's hairdresser! It's a goodie this week, so don't miss it! Get in touch with your stories and keep Eavesdroppin'! *Disclaimer: We don't claim to have any factual info about anything ever, soooooorrrrrryyyyyyyy J Click now to get Eavesdroppin'! Listen, like, subscribe, share etc…  or email us at hello@eavesdroppinpodcast.com    Listen here: www.eavesdroppinpodcast.com Or here: https://podfollow.com/1539144364 EAVESDROPPIN' ON SPOTIFY APPLE PODCASTS  GOOGLE PODCASTS  YOUTUBE Or wherever you normally listen…   #ghosts #ghoststories #hauntedhouse #podcast #comedy #death #afterife #robbiewilliams #mamacass #reallifeghoststories #comedypodcast #ghosthunters #lorettalynn #lorettalynnhauntedhouse #spirits #storytellingpodcast #eavesdroppin #reallife #truelife #danackroyd #funny #podcastersofinstagram#podcasters #podcastlife #funnypodcast #ghostbusters #supernatural #jowood #gabbypetito #hazelthepsychicrealestateagent #stonetapetheory #timeslip #2birdsyakkin

On Friday, 17 September 2021, Sabina Nessa, a primary school teacher living in London, walked to meet her friends at a pub at 8:30 pm. But she never made it there. “Women should be able to walk home or to meet friends without the fear of being murdered.”When we posted our ‘She was just walking home' episode, we said we would continue to talk about this. And there's still so much to do. Please listen to our latest episode: Her name was Sabina Nessa and help us carry on the conversation. 

This is a special one - the very first episode of 115 Miles with us (Josh and Has) in the same room together. After an awkward feeling start, we move into the main topics on our minds, which unsurprisingly begins with the "fuel crisis" in the UK and a discussion about who's actually responsible for it. We then discuss the tragic death of Sabina Nessa and the difference in both reporting of her death and the subsequent national reaction, compared to the tragic death of Sarah Everard. We talk about police tactics, policy and the notion of modifying behaviour. Finally - we move into the subject of youth funding cuts and it's long term implications for society. Today we give a shout out to the amazing charity Power The Fight, working tirelessly to 'End Youth Violence' and improve the lives of communities affected by it. Please check them out and if it resonates, make a donation to the cause: https://www.powerthefight.org.uk/

延伸閱讀： 〈川普政府知情？美軍總長「不開戰解放軍密電」的國會自白〉 global.udn.com/global_vision/story/8662/5779303 . 轉角國際首頁：global.udn.com/global_vision/index 轉角國際．重磅廣播：@udn-global 轉角國際IG：www.instagram.com/udnglobal/

On this episode: Wade and Qas discuss whether or not a company should be able to create problems in the world whilst also owning the cure. We discuss the issues around publicity and Sabina Nessa before going into a conversation around changing your mind after you have created pain and division for such a long time. Finally we finish with a chat around the Pakistan Cricket team and the ongoing Petrol Crisis in the UK. Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEs74qFKlQTfc90ulroukmg/join Website: https://yorkshiregambit.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/udinproductions Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yorkshiregambit Discord: https://discord.gg/pYarg2H7sm Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/WadeInPodcast Disclaimer: All our content is meant for Entertainment purposes. Any views expressed are not necessarily our own.

Content Warning: male violence against women at the beginning This week we look back on the high drama that occured between girlboss influencer Caroline Calloway and her documented life of being chronically online and the explosive article written by her friend Natalie Beach, titled 'I Was Caroline Calloway' and the explosive claims. Pop culture moments of the week include Grimes and Elon Musk break up, the tragic cases of Gabby Petitio and Sabina Nessa and the problems with the way the media reports it and Shawn Mendes' strange lie detector test. We have a Patreon with TWO bonus episodes released each month! TEN episodes of Celebrity Corner and Bad Book Club and Met Gala Review are out NOW! Join our Culture Gang! Email us at culturehangpodcast@gmail.com and follow us on instagram @culturehangpodcast, twitter @CultureHang, TikTok @culturehangpodcast and Youtube! Links: https://www.thecut.com/2019/09/the-story-of-caroline-calloway-and-her-ghostwriter-natalie.html https://www.thewhitepube.co.uk/carolinecalloway https://www.vox.com/culture/2019/9/11/20860607/caroline-calloway-natalie-beach-explained https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2020/apr/28/caroline-calloway-survived-being-cancelled https://www.pajiba.com/web_culture/the-case-of-caroline-calloway-and-her-creativity-workshop-tour.php https://www.varsity.co.uk/interviews/21328 https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/stephaniemcneal/caroline-calloway-the-cut https://www.elle.com/culture/art-design/a29339843/caroline-calloway-matisse-dreamer-bbs-art/ https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/09/i-get-caroline-calloway/598918/

No such thing as a Slow News Weeks with TCET. They tried but we tried harder! White Boy Winter is loading with THREE new additions including Boris and Elon (08:00). Women are no longer “Birds” after landmark case (18:02). Some hilarious sports world updates featuring Emma Raducanu (22:30) and Suriname's Vice President (25:47). We pay our respects to Sabina Nessa and discuss what next (30:45). The possible new credit crunch that is Evergrande (54:28) as well as rising gas prices in the UK(1:03:27). We end with a special two part relationship advice (1:11:34) and a CONTENTIOUS Quiz (1:33:56). Of course, AND MORE! FOLLOW US/SUBSCRIBE/LIKE ACROSS ALL SOCIALS: linktr.ee/ThisCouldEndTerribly
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The ladies are back this week with another free flowing episode. They discuss the murder of school teacher Sabina Nessa and the rise in male-led violence against women. They also talk about the return of Insecure and Digga D's relationship expectations

In light of the murder of Sabina Nessa, I'm dropping this audio recorded earlier in the year after Sarah Everad's muder. I had a candid conversation on Women's Safety with my girls Emma and Gio in today's climate and share tips for women on how to stay alert & advice to men on how you can help ensure our safety.  Hit that subscribe button to not miss an episode. S/O to royaltyfree-music.com for the new intro/outro music Follow on Instagram & Facebook (@helpiamanadult) and send any questions, thoughts and feedback to helpiamanadult@gmail.com

This episode has been created in the light of the recent murder of Sabina Nessa who was killed taking a 5 minute walk to the pub at night, the murder of Sarah Everard early this year who also was walking alone at night when she was killed as well as the 100s of women who have similar stories who have all fallen victim of the same heinous crime. In the United Kingdom, we are currently facing what much of the media is now recognising as a femicide in our country. Statistics show that between 2009 and 2019 , a women was killed by a man in a similar way every three days.We have normalised the emphasis to need to text each other when we get home after departing on our journeys back to our respective houses, The fear of being attacked, harassed or both are so real that this is an automatic phrase every woman across the world will say to their female companions. How did we as a global community get here? And better yet, how can we start doing our part to change this? What changes are possible when we reclaim our divine feminine power so that being a woman does not automatically equate being someone's prey if we are alone regardless of where you live on the planet?Don't forget to take a screenshot whilst you're listening to the episode - share it on your FB and/or IG stories and tag me @thehealingroseholistics  : ). If you or anyone you know have been impacted by the topics I discuss today, please reach out to me. I would love to connect, hear your story and offer support where I can.Instagram: @thehealingroseholisticsFacebook: www.facebook.com/thehealingroseholisticsWebsite: www.thehealingroseholistics.comPodcast: https://www.thehealingroseholistics.com/whatwildwomenwantpodcastMusic from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/hey-pluto/cuban-furyLicense code: PTJT6F89T2DDXEL

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Trigger Warning: This episode contains a discussion of sexual assault, violence and murder. Clued Up is back with another and this time Rina is back in the studio with us!!! WOO! We discuss why the UK is panic buying again amidst all the shortages (4 mins), co-host of US talk show 'The Real' Jeannie Mai's pregnancy announcement after notoriously not wanting children (10 mins), Oloni's latest thread about 'I'm going to sleep' texts (32 mins), the revelation that Nicki Minaj threatened the victim of her husband Jennifer Hough (40 min), the tragedy of Sabina Nessa and lack of safety in the city for women (48 min), and the announcement of a Teen Wolf movie and the lack of good teen shows (52 mins). And as always we have our picks for PON DA PLAYLIST! (67 mins)

At Womenkind Collective we aim to myth bust and inform on subjects that are relevant to what's happening now, we question, chat and research diverse topics and today's podcast is brimming with diversity. We meet Jinty's brother, Neil, & together they explain why yoga is a philosophy, the importance of a daily practice and that absolutely anyone can do yoga. We talk breast cancer and how to check your boobs, also the 9to5 movement and why sadly this is still as relevant today as it was 40 years ago. We complete Fern Riddell's Sex Lessons From History with some astonishing stories and we reveal next month's book for the Collective. There's also the final love food for the month and our end of month Wine Collective. A jam packed podcast full of information and laughs!   Siblings Jinty and Neil are the founders of Ashtanga Yoga Exmouth we hear their inspiring story how Neil started his yoga journey and how Jinty reluctantly in the beginning became involved.  We learn what yoga is, it's not just exercise it's a philosophy not a religion, and knowing that you are enough, it's a huge question that the pair answer and give an insight into a yogic way of life. We learn how yoga has impacted positively on their lives, calming situations that would normally have caused them both to have reacted differently. They myth bust on why anyone can do yoga. If we could only do quarter of an hour of yoga a day it will make your life lighter and make you enjoy life to its fullest. Plus there's 3 inspiring tips of a yogic life.   There's a Queen Dolly fest to chat about Lou gets furious about the film 9 to 5, misogyny in the workplace and she researched to find out that it is based on a movement in the 1970's about empowering women in the workplace. Jinty talks about getting to know your body and what to feel for in your vulva and breasts when checking for possible cancer, we learn that breast cancer under 40 is still quite rare and is the second most common cancer. The Collective also find out their drag Queen names- What will yours be?   The final week of the book Collective reads the last 3 chapters of Fern Riddell's Sex Lessons From History, there is a lot of female power and we find out how a group of women helped convict Dr Crippin. The final chapter brings the book together and makes us remember that sex should be enjoyed and consensual by all parties, be loud, have smells and be noisy. Fern completes the book beautifully with the #metoo movement, which is where we go to next with our new book for the Collective, Unbound Tarana Burke My Story of Liberation and the birth of the me too movement.   The Wine Collective sip on this month's choices, Lou's choice this month is a rose, Quintessence Mediterranee from M&S and is priced at £9 a bottle, it's a fruity number and is best served chilled. Jinty has a non-alcoholic drink and this month it's a Pentire Seaward, it's a Cornish botanical drink, it's made from local botanicals grown on Cornish headlands, priced at £24 a bottle and is mixed with a tonic or ginger beer.   The Foodie Collective completes the Love Food month, Jinty (as usual) cooked a beautiful pear, cinnamon and vanilla crumble, who knew that a pear is an aphrodisiac? Well this tasty pudding is vegan and can be served warm or cold.  Email or message us for the recipe. The WI Sea swimming for Women's Aid 1.6 challenge is still underway and will the pair complete their challenge of 16 sea swims this month? Women's Aid is an amazing charity that helps women and their children out of abusive situations and sadly today we were reminded of this with the death of another victim of violence against women, Sabina Nessa. You can find the link to our 1.6 challenge on our Instagram and Facebook page Womenkind Collective. Or to donate click the link: https://givepenny.com/womenkindcollective_1_6_get_active_challenge. New book- Tamara Burke Unbound. Wine Collective https://pentiredrinks.com/. Quintessence Rose --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jinty-sheerin/message

Weekend World Show is a current-affairs show, with the weeks news, views and reviews from a faith and non-faith perspective - promoting the message of Peace and Unity. A message of Islam for the west Behind the Headlines Prime suspect in Sabina Nessa killing ‘may still be at large'- The Guardian Muslim women struggle with Germany's ‘hijab ban' in workplaces Labour accuses ‘reckless' Priti Patel of serially breaching ministerial code Lorry driver shortage: Government working on temporary visa scheme BBC Faith in Focus Community News Sports News Presenters: Ahsan Ahmedi.Waleed Ahmed Guests : Shahid Khan , Tariq Mir Join us and share your views or stories, by Phoning 0208 687 7878 or tweet us on: @VoiceofIslamUK

Political Correspondent for The Irish Examiner, Aoife Moore, joined us on Saturday morning to talk about the stories that propped up the week! As Ireland was given a start date for their vaccine booster program, Aoife spoke to us about the student housing emergency, Micheál Martin at the UN, and the murder of Sabina Nessa.

Iain Dale conducts a lateral flow test live on the podcast – it's negative, by the way. He and Jacqui Smith discuss the petrol queues, the Labour conference, German elections, the murder of Sabina Nessa, Boris Johnson's trip to America, Paloma Faith and Andrew Neil. And there's a very good nun joke too! Smut quota: Middling

Welcome back to Seasoned Sessions! This week, Ada's on holiday so we have friend and listener Hafsa Ahmed filling in as a guest host! We're talking about Michaela Coel's history-making Emmy win, violence against women in the wake of the killing of 28-year-old Sabina Nessa, equality minister Kemi Badenoch's alleged comments on colonialism, and the panic around gas shortage in the UK. You can get in touch with us at seasonedsessions@buzzfeed.com, @hafsagoes, or @its_hanifahh. Have a great week!

People are talking about the UK's fuel queues. Driver shortages, an energy crisis and rising inflation... But are we really heading towards a new "Winter of Discontent" (like the one in 1978)? To find out, we've got the BBC's political reporter from back in the day, Nick Jones.   And the killing of 28-year-old primary school teacher, Sabina Nessa, in south-east London, has reignited the conversation about women's safety on the streets. Adam is joined by Her Majesty's Inspector of Constabulary Zoë Billingham, and Janey Starling, co-director of the feminist organisation, Level Up, to discuss what more needs to be done to protect women from violence.   Today's Newscast was made by Rick Kelsey with producers Georgia Coan and Alix Pickles. The studio director was Emma Crowe. Sam Bonham was the assistant editor.

The 80s was the era of day time raving for thousands of British South Asian Kids from cities across the UK from Bradford to Birmingham, Manchester to London. People called them Daytimers. They were kids skipping school to go clubbing in the daytime to avoid the rules imposed on them about going out at night. Forty years later, Daytimers UK is back as a collective of British Asian DJs. Anita Rani speaks to DJ RITU, one of the pioneers of the Asian Underground music scene in the 1980s, to DJ Priya and also to Gracie T from Daytimers UK collective. We talk to Annie Gibbs who's organising a vigil for Sabina Nessa, the 28 year old who was murdered in a south-east London park last week. Many children find themselves unable to attend school due to severe anxiety, often the result of mental health issues or unmet special educational needs. However, unless parents can provide medical evidence of mental health issues, some schools mark this down as an "unauthorised absence" leaving parents open to prosecution. We discuss with Ellie Costello, Director of Square Peg; Dr Mary Bousted, Joint General-Secretary of the National Education Union; and Colette, a parent. This week the government announced that folic acid is to be added to UK flour to prevent conditions like Spina Bifida. We hear from Benedetta Pettorini is a consultant surgeon at Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool. Nina Tame is a disability advocate and writer. And we talk to Waheda Abdul a volunteer interpreter who is working with some of the Afghan refugees living in hotels and temporary accommodation around the country after fleeing from Kabul last month Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Lisa Jenkinson Studio Engineer: Gayl Gordon Picture Credit: Tim Smith

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Welcome back to Maybe Daily episode 16. Twenty-four hours since the last one so today's episode is more of the real thing compared to the previous. Here I will briefly talk about the Sabina Nessa murder, what we know, how people can help and mostly what it reminds us all. Clue in the episode title.

With police investigating the killing of Sabina Nessa, are our streets safe for women?

A vigil is going to take place in Kent in memory of a teacher who police believe may have been murdered as she made a five minute journey to meet a friend. Sabina Nessa is thought to have been killed in a park in Kidbrooke Village last Friday night - the 28-year-old's body was found near a community centre the following day. Naomi Gale from Margate is encouraging women to gather in the town at the same time a similar vigil is held in south-east London. Also in today's podcast, drivers on the M25 in Kent could face more disruption from Insulate Britain protesters - despite a new injunction. Hear from a Kent man who says he's prepared to be arrested again. As freshers week continues in Canterbury it's hoped students returning to campus won't lead to an increase in Covid cases. More than 35,000 uni students - including 10,000 freshers - are heading back to the city. And we've been catching up with River Medway before her first appearance on RuPaul's Drag Race UK which returns to our screens tonight.

Police Minister, Kit Malthouse, talks to Woman's Hour about violence towards women in the light of Sabina Nessa's murder. We talk to him about the funding and strategies that were promised to how the police will act at Friday's evening vigil for Sabina. We speak to Professor Adam Balen, a consultant in reproductive Medicine at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, about why he thinks it's a good idea to have special messages in contraceptive packages advising people not to leave it too late if they want a baby. We discuss flexible working and how it really works in practice. At the moment when you've lasted 26 weeks in your job you have the right to request flexible working, but now there are government plans to let you make that request from day one. We speak to Emma Stewart from Timewise who wants those plans to go even further and to Leanne Skelton who runs a nursery and worries that more flexibility will be a logistical nightmare. And we speak to two women who love gaming, but say there's some alarming and worrying abuse towards women and non-white gamers. They are Shay Thompson, a gaming journalist and presenter as well as Cassie Hughes who's the co-founder of Black Twitch UK.