Louise Minchin: BBC host opens up about 'surprising' bosses with health explanation

Louise Minchin on starting the conversation about the menopause and how she 'surprised' her bosses at BBCBreakfast by being open about it

But it's a natural event and there shouldn't be any stigma surrounding what we women refer to as"the change".

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