Helen O'Hara, International Day of the Girl, photojournalist Anastasia Taylor-Lind on Ukraine

Helen O’Hara is a violinist and composer who plays the ear catching violin on the massive Number One hit Come on Eileen. She joins Jessica Creighton to explain why she chose to become a key member of Dexy’s Midnight Runners rather than join a symphony orchestra, how she picked up her violin again after a long break to raise her sons, and the story behind the title of her memoir – What’s She Like. Today is International Day of the Girl, a global day of action for girls rights. The CEO of the charity Plan International UK, Rose Caldwell and the Welsh social justice minister, Jane Hutt will join Jessica Creighton to discuss how to get more women into leadership and where we are with achieving gender equality. At the end of the Coperni show during Paris Fashion Week, two men spray painted a white dress onto model Bella Hadid. After a few minutes the dress moved with Hadid’s body like a regular, fitted fabric as she walked down the runway. Will we all be spraying on our clothes in the future? How environmentally friendly is it? And what other future sustainable technologies are on the horizons? We speak to sustainable fashion journalist Megan Doyle to find out more. The war in Ukraine may have reached its culmination with the Russian invasion earlier this year, but for people living on the front lines, the fighting has been constant since 2014. Photojournalist Anastasia Taylor-Lind has been following families and communities in the area since the beginning, and has documented their lives and how they’ve had to adapt through her photography. She joins Jessica to discuss her work and new upcoming exhibition at the Imperial War Museum. Presenter: Jessica Creighton Producer: Lucinda Montefiore