The week in audio: International Women’s Day; The Last Bohemians; Tonight With Andrew Marr
Women on the radio have come a long way; Maggi Hambling refuses to be told; and Andrew Marr sounds as if he’s still on TV
Names in the news
Heat Waves proves patience is a virtue, especially when it comes to megahits
Rebecca Nicholson
The Glass Animals hit took the slowest journey to the top spot ever recorded
Human rights this fortnight – in pictures
Hospitals under fire and hard-won abortion rights: human rights this fortnight – in pictures
A roundup of the coverage of the struggle for human rights and freedoms, from International Women’s Day in Istanbul to ‘kill the bill’ protests in Cambridge
International Women’s Day is blind to the greatest threat to women – Australia’s welfare system
Kristin O'Connell
Australia’s welfare system is deeply imbued with misogyny and far too often traps women in unsafe situations
Showcasing Australian female and non-binary photographers – in pictures
On International Women’s Day, Australian Women in Photography has launched AUSWIP, an online database of established professional Australia-based female and non-binary photographers
Police must call out sexism in force, says chief taking on violence against women
Job can attract coercive men, says new national lead, and officers must be ‘upstanders, not bystanders’