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Raven Kaliana was made to work in the porn industry for many years by her parents. The money she earned paid the mortgage. The years of constant sexual abuse was dehumanising but when she witnessed another young child being killed as part of a movie she realised her lifeÌýwas in danger as her father was making similar plans for her.Ìý Eventually she escaped to San Francisco and got a job with a puppeteer. She devised a puppet show about her life, which has helped her deal with her traumatic past, and educate others about child abuse.

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The NSPCC is the UK’s leading charity dedicated to stopping child abuse. You can call their child protection helplineÌýor contact them via email at help@nspcc.org.uk.

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MOSAC is a voluntary organisation supporting all non-abusing parents and carers whose children have been sexually abused. They provide advocacy, advice and information, befriending, counselling, play therapy and support groups following alleged child sexual abuse. Visit their website or call their national helpline on 0800 980 1958.

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The CEOPÌýCentre is the UK's national police agency set up to tackle child sexual abuse. If you are worried about someone's behaviour towards a child, online or offline, you can report this at . You can get help, advice and support on all issues related to internet safety for young people by visiting .

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NAPAC is the National Association for People Abused in Childhood. It is a registered charity providing support and information for people abused in childhood.

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has been theÌýCEO of TalkTalk Group for just over three years, having previously worked for top retailers like Sainsburys and Tesco.Ìý She’s keen to make sure that her workforce is as diverse as possible andÌý wants to see more women running companies not necessarily on their boards.ÌýThe former amateur jockey and mother of two tells us what it’s like to juggle family life with life as a chief exec.

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They are the people who search out fresh talent, put new faces in front of directors andÌýthe majority of themÌýare women. So why do casting directors still miss out on awards? Jane talks to casting directors Lucinda Syson andÌýGail Stevens.

Napoleon once said of his wife, ‘I win battles, but Josephine wins hearts’. Josephine Bonaparte is often portrayed as a charming socialite, but a new book is shedding light on how the wife of one of the world’s most famous empire builders was a cunning tactician in her own right. Author and historianÌýKate Williams who has made it her mission to restore women to their rightful place in history, shares her discoveries about Josephine’s influence over Napoleon’s empire.

Josephine: Desire, Ambition, Napoleon is published by Hutchinson.