Do you ever go into a toy store and get the distinct feeling that it is fact TWO stores, one that is bright pink and fluffy and the other is dedicated to little cars and predominantly male action heroes?

Lego wants to change that. The world-famous and much-loved toy manufacturer has announced it will work to remove gender stereotypes from its toys after a global survey the company commissioned found attitudes to play and future careers remain unequal and restrictive.

Riem Higazi spoke to Madeline Di Nonno, the chief executive of the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, who conducted the research. She spoke to her about the origins of the institute founded by the Oscar winning actress plus Riem asked Madeline about the whole LEGO situation.