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Gemma Chan is one of the stars of the new Channel 4 series Humans which starts this weekend.聽 It explores what makes us human? And whether a synthetic creation can ever think and feel. She talks to Jenni about her role,聽equality, and why she wants to see more colour-blind casting for film and TV.

A celebration of the life and achievements of cookery writer Marguerite Patten who has died aged 99, including a recording of Jane Garvey's last interview with Marguerite at her home in Brighton. Author of over聽170 books, Marguerite began teaching the British to cook when she joined the Ministry of Food during the Second World War. As a host of the 麻豆约拍's Kitchen Front, she helped the nation to make the most of wartime rations. She made her first television appearance in 1947 and was a regular guest on both Masterchef and Ready Steady Cook, but always refused the title of celebrity chef preferring the term "home economist". She was made a CBE for services to the art of cookery in 2010.

Why are our attitudes to women drinking and to those who seem to have a problematic relationship with alcohol so harsh and judgemental compared to our attitudes to men who booze? How and why are women鈥檚 relationships with alcohol viewed differently from that of men? And how are female and male relationships with booze very different?

Eliza Kennedy鈥檚 first novel, I Take You, stars feisty litigator Lily in the run up to her wedding.聽Lily lives in New York but is heading home to Key West to get married. The problem is Lily likes nothing better than drinking to excess and hooking up with random men, because, as she says, 鈥淚 like men. A lot.聽 I like sex.聽 A hell of a lot鈥�.聽 She has not told her fianc茅, Will, the truth about herself.聽Eliza talks to Jane about how she balanced writing a very funny novel about a free-spirited woman with more serious questions about monogamy, female sexuality and realities of happily-ever after.聽I Take You by Eliza Kennedy is published by Jonathan Cape

Recently the Prison Reform Trust produced figures that said that looked after children make up 33% of boys and 61% of girls in custody, despite fewer than 1% of all children in England being in care.聽 We hear from Natalie Rollock, a practise manager of targeted youth support services for Hertfordshire County Council, who runs a support group for vulnerable girls aged 13-17. She and Danielle, who attended the weekly meetings, explain why that provision has been vital. Lin Hinnigan, Chief Executive of the Youth Justice Board and Juliet Lyon, Director of the Prison Reform Trust join Jane to discuss how to better support vulnerable girls.