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Sara Khan is the director and co-founder of , a counter-extremism and human rights organisation and was number ten on the Woman’s Hour Power List; Influencers. She joins Jane to talk about how women should take the lead in tackling extremism, and how to redress the gender imbalance in Muslim communities.

came to the UK in 1939 as a 14 year old girl escaping Nazi Germany. She went on to build a remarkable photography career and co-founded . She is taking part in a new exhibition, , which celebrates hundred years of émigré history in London. She talks to Jane about how her experience of immigration and 20 years of separation from her family influenced her work.

After Â鶹Éç Two aired a new documentary offering a close up look into the everyday workings of a leading high street bank; we meet two of the women who starred in . Claire Atkinson is Branch manager and Claire Blakey is Deputy Branch Manager of NatWest Huddersfield, and they join us to talk about what they do, and how they don’t quite fit the traditional bank manager stereotype...

According to a recent international study compiled by the , alongside figures from the , the UK is one of the happiest countries in terms of family relationships. More than 90 per cent of Britons said they were either very happy or fairly happy with their family life, ranking the country fourth highest in the developed world. But how has family life evolved and what makes a happy family? Social historian Juliet Gardiner and writer and teacher Anstey Spraggan join Jane to discuss the changing face of the traditional nuclear family.

Anstey Spraggan’s book ‘When Ali Met Honour’ is out now and published by Dahlia. She writes under the pseudonym Ruth Ahmed.

The Greek government and its Eurozone creditors reached a deal yesterday after marathon all-night talks. Under the agreement Greece could receive up to 86 billion Euros over the next three years. Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel was, as is now characteristic at these summits, amongst the last leaders standing, and the deal struck has been hailed by many as a victory for Germany and the Eurozone. We assess the German Chancellors power within Europe and on the global stage with the journalist and broadcaster Anne McElvoy and the Â鶹Éç’s Berlin Correspondent Jenny Hill.