Never trust anyone who wants to sterilize a child based on a lie.

The BBC - a reminder

FFS BBC Radio 4 BBC Woman's Hour invited on AIMEE CHALLENOR a man who appointed his violent paedophile father as his Green Party election agent whose husband posted violent child abuse fantasies Everyone at the BBC who let that pass is responsible for where it finds itself today

Adam Boulton Is this impartial Adam? This report was broadcast on national tv and was referred to in Prescott’s memo. Ben Brown and Duncan Kennedy both referred to a male murderer as female. There are no guidelines telling journalists to do this - it was a personal choice made by both men.

Here's a handy guide for confused journos, and anyone else who might find it helpful The IOC organises sport for Males and Females separately. Male and Female refer to biology, specifically, gamete production. Males should not be in the Female category. All 'trans' people

Susan Evans Thoughtful Therapists Feels reminiscent of this BBC Radio 4 producer, who boasted on Twitter that he'd managed to block a woman appearing on the Today programme because she would have disputed a lie that a trans activist was going to say

Trans activism reduces women to pornified stereotypes, and uses the law to dehumanize women and girls, to remove our rights. But we aren't allowed to be angry about this, because opposing it hurts some men's feelings. These male fetishists have lobbied for decades to change the

Nothing shows BBC bias like its gushing over men in women’s sport. Column telegraph.co.uk/sport/2025/11/…

Because it is trusted, the BBC could make women who were speaking the truth - and being horribly punished for it - look like they were lying. Now these women are treated as petty and unwilling to see the bigger picture for thinking this matters.

The trans house of cards is crumbling and the pretence cannot be sustained in the face of it for much longer. If a man isn't a woman in sport, why is he a woman for breastfeeding? If a man isn't a woman in the prison system, why is he a woman in women's public changerooms?

Shocking story. Proud of my fabulous Outer Temple Chambers colleagues James Leonard KC and Charlotte Elves, who have poured untold hours of pro bono work into this case. theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/n…

This is Tavistock whistleblower Susan Evans experience of the BBC

The members BBC's "Identity Unit" must be stamping their tiny little, Camper-clad feet and skweeeming their lungs out at the "twansphobia" permeating this straightforward account of events and respective positions. The dictatorial little poppets must be feeling "erased". Good.

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A man who insists on using women’s changing rooms - and won’t take no for an answer - is considered to be a predator. And a potential risk to women and children. A man who puts on a dress (or merely *says* he’s a woman) - and won’t take no for an answer - is celebrated as

'We never thought we'd have to fight this hard to be heard' The latest on the Darlington nurses today 👇 express.co.uk/news/uk/213239…

Those claiming gender critical voices were not marginalised?I wrote this in 2020. 338 'colleagues' complained. I ended up leaving the paper. Before then I was regularly invited on bbc stuff. That stopped. Look how mild it is? Womens rights became taboo. theguardian.com/society/commen…

Aside from the fact this is about the policy and therefore the potential, note the very carefully worded line here here, that omits a case like Dolatowski.

Neither politicians nor, utterly shamefully, their trade union, The RCN, lifted a finger to help these lion-hearted nurses in their simple request to be allowed to change their clothes without a man being present. It was left to the people to sustain them. express.co.uk/news/uk/213239…

Troon definition of a woman.