Dame Jenni Murray, Len Deighton, Lynda Hale, Jurgen Habermas
Matthew Bannister on broadcaster Dame Jenni Murray, author Len Deighton, footballer Lynda Hale and philosopher Jurgen Habermas.
Matthew Bannister on
The Woman’s Hour presenter Dame Jenni Murray. Mark Steel joins us to recall her triumphant debut as a stand-up comedian.
Len Deighton who created “anti-James Bond” novels including The Ipcress File, Billion Dollar Brain and Horse Under Water.
Lynda Hale, the footballer who battled against sexism to play in the first official England women’s international in 1972.
Jurgen Habermas, the German philosopher who came up with the influential concept of “the public sphere”.
Producer: Ed Prendeville
Assistant Producer: Catherine Powell
Researcher: Jesse Edwards
Editor: Glyn Tansley
Archive:
Jurgen Habermas interview, YouTube Upload, Davidmeme, 1/02/2007; Jürgen Habermas Interview, Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs (Georgetown University), 10/2011; Scotland v England, ĢƵ News, 18/11/1972; South Today, ĢƵ, 29/07/2025; South Today, ĢƵ, 18/07/2022; Nationwide, ĢƵ, 17/11/1972; Desert Island Discs, ĢƵ Radio 4, 19/06/1976 The Lively Arts: Len Deighton, ĢƵ Two, 18/12/1977; The Truth About Len Deighton, ĢƵ Four, 01/08/2007; The Ipcress File, ĢƵ Radio 4, 04/01/2015; Pebble Mill, ĢƵ One, 13/05/1993; South Today, ĢƵ (via TV Ark), 20/10/1983; Woman’s Hour, ĢƵ Radio 4, 19/01/1987; Comic Relief, ĢƵ, 09/03/2011 ĢƵ News, ĢƵ, 21/12/2006; Woman’s Hour, ĢƵ Radio 4, 01/10/2020
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