Retired GP Dr Louise Irvine and co-chair of CAN-SG agreed : “The data linkage studies should be done first." She added, “Ethics requires that benefits be clear, substantial, and likely. That threshold has not been met.” Clinical Advisory Network on Sex and Gender

Glad to see The BMJ covering the growing concern from across medicine and beyond about the NHS puberty blocker trial. bmj.com/content/392/bm…

The AstraZeneca Covid vaccine remained in use despite over 48,000 reports of heart conditions to the UK drug regulator in 2021 alone, confidential files uncovered in an FOI request have revealed. dailysceptic.org/2026/01/22/ast…

#StopTheTrial PATHWAYS “trial” can only show that earlier treated children are happy because they got what they wanted, and later treated children are angry and sad because they didn’t. bmj.com/content/391/bm…

🔹The proportion of abortions among White women is slightly lower than their overall share of Women of Reproductive Age (WRA), indicating no over‑representation. 🔹Abortion rates differ substantially by ethnicity: White and Asian women have much lower rates than Black women.

STOP PRESS -- The BMJ has published an article calling for a HALT to Pathways puberty blockers trial bmj.com/content/392/bm…

Soviet era apartments deliberately left insufficient room for a dinning table. The result? Mealtimes in front of state sponsored television. This was government policy in the soviet era but in Britain we have voluntarily given up the key event of the family meal.

I often share articles by friends I agree with, and by opponents I disagree with. I don't usually share articles by friends I disagree with. But this pro-abortion article needs to be read by those of us on this side of the argument because, while profoundly wrong on the

Reverend John Dunnett resigns as an Honorary Canon at Chelmsford Cathedral over its decision to bless same-sex relationships: christian.org.uk/142219

"The possibility of harm outside the NHS does not justify exposing physically healthy children to an intervention whose benefits remain unproven and whose risks to development are foreseeable." Rapid Response in The BMJ by Stella O'Malley. bmj.com/content/392/bm…

New government online safety advice: "Knowing when to give your child access to their first digital device can be an important decision...For some families it can happen between the ages of 2 to 5 years old" It can happen? Like chickenpox or a paper cut?! How about "Never give

Did you know that medical evidence shows health benefits of being married? Read here to find out more: lovewiseonline.org/1-married-peop… #NationalMarriageWeek

The benefits of marriage extend so much further than just the man and woman in a marriage. #NationalMarriageWeek

It was a privilege to speak alongside Keira and Stella today in Parliament. We will do whatever it takes to bring a halt to this monstrous puberty blockers trial.

Baroness Sugg has confirmed: "There have been 54,000 complications to medical abortion over the past five years" In 2023, the complications rate was 5% — each day 30 women using abortion pills at home, are admitted to an NHS hospital for treatment of related complications.

Sociological evidence shows that marriage is the best foundation for building a family. We should continue to promote marriage as God intended it - for the good of society as well as for the good of the individuals in a marriage and family. #NationalMarriageWeek

Reaction on the new schools guidance 🧵 NSPCC says it's children who must be at the heart of discussions and final guidance. No. Children don't make child safeguarding policy, that's the adults' job. dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

God's design for marriage is wise, good and holy and we should not forget that. Read more about the importance of marriage in our book, True Love: lovewise.org.uk/true-love.html #MarriageWeek #wisdom

The extremist centre is now the biggest problem. These people see the evidence, know vulnerable children are being harmed, and still equivocate. They are determined to vote themselves as the voice of the moderate. Hilary Cass believes she is moderate bbc.com/news/articles/…