BP FTR Good point, the "trans" part is unnecessary. "Women".

Two can play at that game. Phone into their shows and say: "I agree with the biological female who identifies as a woman you just called in..." or " “The biological male who identifies as a man who spoke about...” They will soon change it if enough people do it.

Very sad news. Robin Smith has died aged 62. Smith played 62 Test matches for England, as well as making over 600 appearances for Hampshire. Rest peacefully, Robin. ❤️

Around 20 years ago I was happily embedded in a congruent life at university, having just spent a year living in a restricted hall of residence and regularly using female spaces. The Gender Recognition Bill was becoming the Gender Recognition act, legally enshrining my rights.

A foolproof guide on how to use Twitter...

Judges do make law in their judgements when they have to strike a balance between competing statutes. Gillick competence stems from such a judgement.

Sceptic or septic?

To misquote Edmund Blackadder's American cousin and MAGA devotee: "Life without Trump would be like a broken pencil. Pointless."

This headline should be in every major media outlet.

Wow. Attached exchange was 2 years ago.

3…2…1…and gone Thanks for the memories Castle set HST’s o7

What a fabulous send off to the HST at Plymouth...3 of the 4 sets in service all lined up ready to head to Laira depot for one last time. Plymouth welcomed its first HST on 10 April 1977. Tonight it will wave goodbye to its last when the 4th set finishes just before midnight.

After the Nuremberg Trials, one of the most unsettling conclusions did not come from the courtroom, but from the psychiatrist tasked with evaluating the defendants. Dr. Douglas Kelley, the U.S. Army psychiatrist assigned to assess many of the senior Nazi officials, expected to

Israel's entire history, explained in one headline

But they're the 'People's Republic'.

Unless there is another Judge Lieven, she heard the judicial review permission application for the Hampstead Heath ponds earlier this week.

Museum of silence 💔

Deep in ancient Mesopotamia, Babylonian scholars were doing geometry with a level of precision that still feels startling today. Around 1770 BCE, they inscribed a tablet known as IM 67118 with a geometric challenge: find the side lengths of a rectangle when you already know its