Weekend Woman's Hour: Kristin Scott Thomas, Julie Andrews, Diana Henry

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Kirsten Scott Thomas will be talking about her latest film Suite Francaise the story of a young woman living with her mother in law whilst her husband is a prisoner of war. We hear from the activist, Oby Ezekwesili, who started the #BringBackOurGirls campaign who explains why she refuses to give up and believes all girls have the right to an education. Ahead of Mothering Sunday we look at "The Daughterhood," a group aimed at helping women improve their relationship with their mum or at least accept the one they currently have. Julie Andrews reflects on her award winning career - 50 years after the release of The Sound of Music. Plus we look at what it means to be a Black Feminist? What separates Black feminism from mainstream feminism and is it necessary? And Diana Henry talks about her latest cookbook called A Bird in the Hand which features just recipes for chicken. Presented by Jane Garvey. Producer: Shoku Amirani Editor: Beverley Purcell.