we will be talking about that later on to mumsnet and the lecturer suggesting this.ng, victoria. there's been plenty about serena williams since that controversial us open tennis final, but now we've heard from the winner too. japan's naomi 0saka, who grew up in america, has been talking to ellen degeneres about saturday's events, when serena williams berated the umpire and accused him of sexism. whilst 0saka claimed the title in new york, her moment of glory was rather overshadowed, and she even thought the booing on court was for her, not the umpire. when you're little, you're taught not to look, like, if your opponent gets angry or anything, told to just turn around and try to focus. so i tried to do that. but i heard a lot of people in the crowd making noises and i really wanted to turn around. at the time i did kind of think they were booing me. oh, no! i couldn't tell what was going on because it was so loud in there. right. so it was a little bit stressful. receiving the trophy, there was a lot of booing in the crowd and then serena leaned over and said someth

it also says mothers who post graphic accounts of the birthing process on websites such as mumsnet areuting to a rise in phobia of childbirth. and prices at the fuel pumps rise for a tenth week in a row, is across the daily mail as it‘s headline reads — how much can drivers take? as petrol prices hit a four—year—high. i think we ran out of music there. so many papers and headlines to discuss. thank you both for being with us. where should we start? the big news of the day, tory plotters we have been hearing a lot about today, apparently they are planning an april coup against the prime minister. by april? april is one of the dates. it would depend which tory plotters used bz will that there there obviously a lot in different sections. april will be one of the days they are looking at because britain today, the day we leave the eu is at the very end of march. once that is out of the way, there will be a feeling of some of there will be a feeling of some of the conservative party that might be an appropriate moment to think about changing the leader. theresa may has been... from what the

it also says mothers who post graphic accounts of the birthing process on websites such as mumsnet areor a tenth week in a row, is across the daily mail as it‘s headline reads — how much can drivers take? as petrol prices hit a four—year—high. i think we ran out of music there. so many papers and headlines to discuss. thank you both for being with us. where should we start? the big news of

this comes as mumsnet and gransnet with relate have done their biggest ever sex—related survey of overults with us this morning which show that almost 1 in 5 people under 30 who answered the survey are in sexless relationships, which means they are having sex less than ten times a year. one in ten people responding to the survey also said they would rather read a good book than have sex although almost half of those answering the survey said they were happy with the amount of sex they were having. so are more people having less sex? and does it matter? we went to meet three couples who are madly in love with each other without sex being a big part of the picture. if you've got children around and don't want them to watch this film, it lasts about 12 minutes. sex in relationships. are we all at it like rabbits? or does netflix and chill mean netflix and chill? is sex the secret ingredient when it comes to a long—lasting and happy relationship? or is it absolutely fine if the only action between the sheets is snoring? do we spend too much time worrying about whether our sex life measures

that's according to a survey commissioned and carried out by the pre—school learning alliance and mumsneting alliance — they have carried out the research. also toby evans, the director at sparking stars, a pre—school who used to have three nurseries but as a direct consequence of this scheme he had to close one them in february, this year. and louise felstead who is the director of the mallards wood daycare nursery. welcome. i would like to start with you, why have you had to close one? chronic underfunding in short, victoria. are you saying per hour the government is not paying enough to cover your costs ? government is not paying enough to cover your costs? absolutely, so they are citing they are spending more than ever on childcare which may be true but on a per pupil level they are not. it says they are paying for childcare, not necessarily everything else but childcare, they are covering that. they are not, no. what is it in pounds and pence? we receive £3 77 per hour to provide childcare which is to my knowledge one of the lowest in the country. our cost of provision is around £4 3