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On a cold, dark February morning, a figure, carrying a bag and filled with purpose, climbed a hedge at the All England Club, planning to destroy it.

June Purvis gives an in-depth look at the 1909 hunger strike, resulting in prison force feedings and the passing of the 'Cat and Mouse Act'

This year, the festival will be split across two venues

A brief account of some of the many violent incidents in the UK women’s fight for the right to vote in the early 20th century, by Steven Johns.

Social historian and author Virginia Nicholson talks about her book How Was It For You?, which explores how some of the radical changes of the decade, from the pill to feminism, shaped the lives of women from many different backgrounds. 11 London’s trailblazing women On a podcast from February 2020, Francesca Wade talks about five remarkable women who all lived on the same London square in the interwar years. 12 Historian Carol Dyhouse talks about her book,  Love Lives: From Cinder...