Is motherhood for me? Bullying in the House of Commons, Crime writer Lilja Sigurdadottir

Today the state pension age for women changes to 65. What are the historical reasons for the discrepancy with men? And what does the change mean for women today and in the future? Dame Laura Cox delivered her report into the bullying and harassment of House of Commons staff last month. Yesterday MPs debated the report and Parliament's response to it. Jane talks to Andrea Leadsom, leader of the House of Commons. As Remembrance Sunday approaches we hear from two joint Casualty and Compassionate Centre staff about the work they do trying to identify bodies in fields and burial places across Europe. 18 per cent of women in the UK are child free at the age of 45, a rate that is increasing and a higher percentage than in any other country except Spain and Austria. We look at how women are making the decision and what guidance is available for women who seek help. Trap is the second book in Icelandic author Lilja Sigurdardottir's Reykjavik Noir series. Set in a turbulent period of Iceland's recent history, during the Icelandic financial crisis, the plot includes financial shenanigans, drug barons, a mother trying to regain custody of her child and a turbulent lesbian relationship. Lilja explains why she chose not to follow a traditional crime format. Presenter: Jane Garvey Interviewed guest: Ros Altmann Interviewed guest: Andrea Leadsom Interviewed guest: Louise Dorr Interviewed guest: Nicola Nash Interviewed guest: Beth Follini Interviewed guest: Dr Ginette Carpenter Interviewed guest: Lilja Sigurdadottir Reporter: Anna King Producer: Lucinda Montefiore