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A government reshuffle is expected in the next few weeks. Earlier this year David Cameron admitted that 鈥渢here aren鈥檛 nearly enough women around the Cabinet table鈥� 鈥� so will this effort come any closer to addressing that. Jenni talks to Isabel Hardman, Editor of the Spectator's Coffee House blog and Telegraph columnist about who is tipped for promotion and what the Conservatives are doing to reassure women, that the party represents them.

The Culture Secretary Maria Miller is meeting the big internet companies tomorrow to discuss what can be done to prevent easy access to pornographic and extremist material on the web. But what can you do now if you want to prevent children from viewing legal websites that may contain offensive or potentially harmful websites? How many parents really know what tools are available and how to use them? And can you really be sure that children won鈥檛 just find a way round them altogether?听 Jenni discusses the issues with The Conservative MP Claire Perry and Laura Higgin, Phoneline Manager, The UK Safer Internet Centre.

Forty-something Simran Singh is an unconventional part-time investigator. She is an unmarried social worker who finds herself compelled to track down a missing teenager in Goa, India.听 Author Kishwar Desai joins Jenni to talk about her third detective novel 鈥淭he Sea of Innocence,鈥� and its motivation - the serious social problem of rape and violence against women in India.听

The Sea of Innocence by Kishwar Desai, is published by Simon & Schuster.

Feminist Activism is enjoying a renaissance, but when it comes to feminist writing 鈥� some detect a less confrontational tone. Writing in magazine, the novelist Amanda Craig says that feminist fiction has lost its anger and she misses the 鈥渉eady rush鈥�. Jenni talks to her about what has happened to women鈥檚 writing and whether it matters.听

Most of us have done it at some time or another .. some of us are more prone to it than others 鈥μ� Sue Elliot Nicholls looks at the debatable art of 鈥淧utting your foot in it鈥�.