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American YouTube star Chrissy Chambers is aiming to make legal history in England as the first person to seek both damages and the criminal prosecution of a former partner, who she accuses of secretly filming and posting revenge pornography of her on the internet. Chrissie joins Jenni to explain why she is making a stand. And to discuss the importance and complexity of the legal challenge, Jenni is joined by the US-UK lawyer Jef McAllister, Managing Partner of McAllister Olivarius.

Claire Schofield of The National Day Nurseries Association explains the economic situation of pre-school care providers, following the announcement this week of the government’s plan to increase free nursery care per child, from 15 hours to 30 per week.

There’s more interest than ever in women’s football, with the Women’s World Cup starting on Saturday – and for the first time all the matches will be broadcast by the Â鶹ԼÅÄ. That event happens every four years, like the men’s World Cup but there’s a less well known event, The Â鶹ԼÅÄless World Cup that happens annually. It started in 2003 (men only) with a competition for women in 2008 and England first entering a women’s team in 2012. This year the event will be held in Amsterdam from 12th to the 19th of September. The vision of the Â鶹ԼÅÄless World Cup is to use the power of football to transform the lives of homeless people – helping them gain confidence and qualifications – and there are now 70 countries running schemes. Jane Thurlow spoke to some of the women taking part in a six week training course at Manchester City’s Etihad training ground - Carrie, Saskia and Zoe – and one of their coaches, Becca.

A new book ‘Bare Reality’ consists of 100 anonymous photographs of women’s breasts alongside interviews which explore how these women relate to this part of their body. From reflections on breast feeding, sexuality, and becoming a woman, to perspectives on breast cancer and ageing, Laura Dodsworth has brought together images and interviews which cover a wealth of female experience. 

Be in the audience at the Â鶹ԼÅÄ Radio Theatre in London next month for a live broadcast naming the ten women with the most influence in the UK today, and the reasons why they’ve made it onto the Power List. Presenters Jenni Murray and Jane Garvey will be joined on stage by Power List judges Emma Barnett (chair), Sarah Vine, Helena Kennedy QC, Gemma Cairney, and Jane Shepherdson, plus special guests.

Marilyn Monroe - sex symbol and feminist? As the BFI Southbank celebrates the iconic actress with a summer season of 15 of her best-loved films, we get to know the assertive business woman who took on Fox and set up her own production company.