Marie McCourt's guest appearances

Marie McCourt

Woman's Hour

Eye of the Storm with Emma Barnett

Liverpool Live

Talk Radio Europe

Angela Gallop

Tim Farron

Terri White

Anyika Onuora

Rachel Clarke

Janey Godley

Tim Stanley

Wendy Simon

Andy Grant

Kate Moore

Lucy Adlington

Margaret Thatcher

Nancy Pelosi

Anne Boleyn

Speedo Mick

OwlTail

Selina Mackenzie

Marie McCourt: Justice for Hellen... With TRE's Selina MacKenzie

Marie McCourt: Justice for Hellen… With TRE’s Selina MacKenzie

Zara Mohammed

A top-class Welsh athlete, one of the best, says the abuse that women get when out training has to stop. Rhiannon Linnington-Payne, who runs the 400 metres and is training for The Commonwealth Games, has spoken out about the harassment she's received when doing her daily training sessions on a road near her home. Other women say it happens to them too.Zara Mohammed is the first woman, and the youngest person, to be leader of the Muslim Council of Britain. Her background is in Human Rights Law and she says it's her vision to "build a truly inclusive, diverse and representative body". She hopes her appointment will inspire more women and young people to take on leadership roles.  She joins Emma to talk about her new role.Marie McCourt's daughter, Helen, was murdered in February 1988. Her killer was convicted on overwhelming forensic evidence, but refused to reveal the location of her body. Marie, now 77, has never given up finding her. At the beginning on this year, Helen's Law came into effect which makes it a legal requirement for the Parole Board, when they make a decision about a murderer's release date, to consider their failure in disclosing the location of a victim.  However, Marie wasn't able to prevent the release of Helen's murderer in 2020. It's lockdown, and are you trying to carve out extra private spaces in your home? If you've got an open-plan set-up, are putting walls back up?* Are you finding space in a shed or a cupboard under the stairs? Mother of four, Amy Harty, has created an extra bedroom in her 3 bed house for just £140! She joins Emma to explain how, along with Laura Jane Clark, architect and expert on BBC Two’s Your Home Made Perfect.* Do check building and fire regulations.

A top-class Welsh athlete, one of the best, says the abuse that women get when out training has to stop. Rhiannon Linnington-Payne, who runs the 400 metres and is training for The Commonwealth Games, has spoken out about the harassment she's received when doing her daily training sessions on a road near her home. Other women say it happens to them too. Zara Mohammed is the first woman, and the youngest person, to be leader of the Muslim Council of Britain. Her background is in Human Rights Law and she says it's her vision to "build a truly inclusive, diverse and representative body". She hopes her appointment will inspire more women and young people to take on leadership roles. She joins Emma to talk about her new role. Marie McCourt's daughter, Helen, was murdered in February 1988. Her killer was convicted on overwhelming forensic evidence, but refused to reveal the location of her body. Marie, now 77, has never given up finding her. At the beginning on this year, Helen's Law came into effect which makes it a legal requirement for the Parole Board, when they make a decision about a murderer's release date, to consider their failure in disclosing the location of a victim. However, Marie wasn't able to prevent the release of Helen's murderer in 2020. It's lockdown, and are you trying to carve out extra private spaces in your home? If you've got an open-plan set-up, are putting walls back up?* Are you finding space in a shed or a cupboard under the stairs? Mother of four, Amy Harty, has created an extra bedroom in her 3 bed house for just £140! She joins Emma to explain how, along with Laura Jane Clark, architect and expert on BBC Two’s Your Home Made Perfect. * Do check building and fire regulations.

Harassment when training, Zara Mohammed, Marie McCourt

Marie McCourt speaks to Emma Barnett about the night her daughter Helen went missing in 1988. Helen's body has never been found, and her mother wants there to be no parole for murderers who refuse to say where their victims' bodies are.

Marie's daughter Helen McCourt was murdered in 1988 and Marie is calling for a law to be put in place which would stop killers who refuse to reveal where their victims’ bodies are from being released. Marie came in to give Mick Coyle an update and talk about their second bill reading.

Marie's daughter Helen McCourt was murdered in 1988 and Marie is calling for a law to be put in place which would stop killers who refuse to reveal where their victims’ bodies are from being released. Marie came in to give Mick Coyle an update and talk about their second bill reading.

Marie McCourt on 'Helen's Law'