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Baroness Sue Campbell; the Baker Brothers; Mollie Moran

Teenage mothers discuss postnatal depression, Baroness Sue Campbell talks to Jane Garvey about encouraging sport, the Baker Brothers cook, and Mollie Moran on life below stairs.

Teenage mothers discuss postnatal depression with psychotherapist Dr Amanda Jones. Baroness Sue Campbell, from our Power List, talks about encouraging sport. The Baker Brothers Cook The Perfect Treacle Tart. 96 year old Mollie Moran's book Aprons and Silver Spoons depicts her life in service. She joins Jane Garvey in the studio.

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Mon 18 Mar 2013 10:00
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  • Teenage Post Natal Depression

    Teenage mothers discuss postnatal depression with psychotherapist Dr Amanda Jones.

    Duration: 12:37

  • Baroness Sue Campbell Power List Interview

    Baroness Sue Campbell, from our Power List, talks about encouraging sport.

    Duration: 11:22

  • Mollie Moran

    96 yr old Mollie Moran on her book Aprons and Silver Spoons, depicting her life in service

    Duration: 07:50

  • Cook The Perfect…Treacle Tart

    The Fabulous Baker Brothers Cook The Perfect Treacle Tart.

    Duration: 08:20

Teenage Post Natal Depression

Teenage mothers are three times as likely to suffer from post natal depression than older mums. Why?Ìý Can anything be done to prevent it? What are the signs? What treatment is available?

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Baroness Sue Campbell Power List Interview

Baroness Sue Campbell has been Chair of for ten years now. A former England netball international, PE teacher andÌýuniversity lecturer, sheÌýhas been dedicated to sport her whole life. She joins Jane to talk about her legacy as Chair, being nominated for the Woman’s Hour Power List and how her sports training has given her the resilience to deal with some tough challenges in her career.

Mollie Moran

Aged just 14, Mollie Moran took up a job as a 'skivvy' in a stately London townhouse.Ìý She got up at six each day to scrub doorsteps and polish copper pans. Treats included going dancing at night and playing cards with the other servants.Ìý Mollie, now aged 96, shares her memories of London's invisible 'downstairs', a world that has long-since vanished: lighting the range, cooking huge roast dinners - and flirting with the errand boys.

Aprons and Silver Spoons, The heartwarming memoirs of a 1930s scullery maidÌýis published by Penguin

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Cook The Perfect…Treacle Tart

. Perfect for the colder months, this recipe is sweet, warming and the lemon zest gives it a refreshing lift. The Fabulous Baker Brothers' Glorious British Grub is published by Headline.Ìý

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  • Mon 18 Mar 2013 10:00
    Â鶹Éç Radio 4

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