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We talk to journalist Fiona Govan based in Madrid who writes for Olive Press about the controversy surrounding a new ad campaign in Spain proclaiming \\u201cAll Bodies are Beach Bodies\\u201d. Posters including women of all shapes and sizes, including women with mastectomies with a slogan \\u201cSummer Belongs to Us too.\\u201d Helpful messaging? Or \\u201cabsurd\\u201d as some opposition politicians claim which is creating \\u201ca problem where it doesn\\u2019t exist\\u201d.

Should children who misbehave be excluded permanently from school? Recently, Southwark Council in London hit the headlines when it urged its headteachers to sign up to an \\u2018Inclusion Charter\\u2019 to avoid school exclusions. Some campaigners argue that excluding troubled children leaves them vulnerable to exploitation and puts them at risk of becoming part of a world of crime. Others say that it is necessary to exclude pupils who are disrupting the education of others or pose a danger to staff and other children. Anita is joined by Louisa McGeehan, chief executive of Just for Kids Law, a legal charity for children and young people; Tom Bennett, School Behaviour Advisor to the Department for Education, and Sarah Hewitt-Clarkson, headteacher of Anderton Park Primary School in Birmingham.

We talk to Namulanta Kombo about her award winning podcast \\u201cDear Daughter\\u201d which started with her idea of writing letters to her young daughter with advice for life.

And the writer and comedian Helen Wood who wrote shows such as \\u2018The Usherettes\\u2019 and \\u2018The National Trust Fan Club\\u2019 tells us about her latest production \\u2018Let\\u2019s Talk About Philip\\u2019 which explores the the mystery and secret surrounding her brother\\u2019s death 32 years ago.

Presenter: Anita Rani\\nProducer: Lisa Jenkinson\\nStudio Manager: Sue Maillot