Sarah Vine and co-presenter author Imogen Edwards Jones tackle the important issues of the week, starting with Rod Stewart’s dancing with a dishcloth on his head. Sarah and Imogen talk to Louise Oliver, President of the British Association of Women Entrepreneurs, on whether Stella Creasy was right to bring a baby to the House of Commons. Kate Mansey of the Mail on Sunday discusses all-women shortlists in fiction - and how a friend is struggling to get published simply because he’s male. Plus, Hannah Betts on why big, bouncy blow-dry hairdos are back!

Sarah Vine and co-presenter author Imogen Edwards Jones tackle the important issues of the week, starting with Rod Stewart&rsquo;s dancing with a dishcloth on his head. Sarah and Imogen talk to Louise Oliver, President of the British Association of Women Entrepreneurs, on whether Stella Creasy was right to bring a baby to the House of Commons. Kate Mansey of the Mail on Sunday discusses all-women shortlists in fiction - and how a friend is struggling to get published simply because he&rsquo;s male. Plus, Hannah Betts on why big, bouncy blow-dry hairdos are back!

Sarah Vine on beauty, sex, relationships, celebrity, politics and everything else a woman wants to hear. Woke, it ain’t!

Sarah Vine on beauty, sex, relationships, celebrity, politics and everything else a woman wants to hear. Woke, it ain&rsquo;t!

Sarah Vine's Femail Half-Hour

Sharp, funny, and irreverent, join Sarah Vine and Imogen Edwards-Jones in conversation with authors, experts and the news makers of the week.

Sharp, funny, and irreverent, join Sarah Vine and Imogen Edwards-Jones in conversation with authors, experts and the news makers of the week.

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