Several flagship BBC programmes went all-female this morning – including interviewees – to celebrate the centenary of some women getting the right to vote in 1918.

BBC News featured an all women presenting team, and Radio 4’s Today programme was presented from Westminster Hall to celebrate the anniversary. Today also ran a poll to find the UK’s most influential women from the last 100 years.

Guests on the show included New Zealand’s prime minister Jacinda Ardern, former education secretary Shirley Williams and Home Secretary Amber Rudd.

And even the racing tips featured horses that were trained and ridden by women.

Read more at The Guardian.

Throughout 2018, Stylist is raising the profiles of brilliant women past and present – and empowering future generations to follow their lead – with our Visible Women campaign. See more from Visible Women here.

Women's Daily Dispatch: the news you need to know on 6/2/18