Manuscript submitted today. Out next April, whatever happens in the House of Lords. https://t.co/P9cdRqOyNE

Update: Stephen Kinnock has signed off on the transcript. The official report of the Lords Select Committee, published today, now contains a false statement by a government minister:

New: The Telegraph has seen letters, going back five years, where BBC Sport chiefs were warned repeatedly by own staff about running celebratory ‘puff pieces’ on biological males in female sport – with next to no balancing coverage on the women affected

https://t.co/rz1PW88pVF

New Enjin Wallet feature incoming 🤩

Funny old world. Helen Webberley is rightly being slated for this manifestly delusional post. A few years ago, she could be invited to comment as an expert by the BBC, whilst saying exactly the same thing.

It only took: Eight years of notebooks of tracking stats. Six years after presenting my findings for the first time. @fairplaywomen @sharrond62 Five years after writing the first peer-reviewed paper that established an evidence base for policy making. @TLexercise @Scienceofsport

Thanks @Docstockk for giving a nod to Pornocracy on Times Radio. Interesting discussion of the wider topic of pornography addiction & how to protect kids from 43 mins. https://t.co/bzoTvyTvdc

Ava Santina says that BBC should panic over general practice. Can't believe she wants to get rid of GPs

My entry for the @ChromaAwards. Thanks to @fbrcai for recommending the competition!

Have never bought the glib "all sides think the BBC is biased" as a defence that it isn't. Totally possible that one side is completely right, and the other is full of oversensitive, madly ideological zealots – just the sort of people programme-makers would be scared of

Had a rant on Rod Liddle's show about the Rainbow Stalinists on the BBC LGBT section, and the continued failure to get a grip on that situation.

I'll be on Rod Liddle @TimesRadio at 10, discussing the papers

🔴 Valerie Kneale was chatting away, sitting upright in her hospital bed, when her family left her behind on the ward. The next morning, Mrs Kneale’s family returned to discover that she had slipped into a coma. She died three days later. The post-mortem examination revealed

Wrote for @unherd about Monisha Rajesh crying on an Insta reel, and the unspoken rules of the victim game

The ministerial code is crystal clear: ministers must correct false information “at the earliest opportunity” and under some circumstances it is a resigning offence. Can @SKinnock explain why he invented a statement in the assisted suicide Equality Impact Assessment?

The entire series of Anatomy of a Cancellation has been released earlier than trailed. Presumably because of the pubic interest in the case. You can listen to it now. Make up your own mind. https://t.co/9UbM8krGe5

Someone should actually make a transphobic dog whistle, the viral marketing campaign for one has been going on for nearly ten years.

‘Monisha Rajesh has forgotten the first rule of victim club, which is that you cannot be seen to advertise your own suffering too obviously — for this would exhibit an unseemly agency.’ @Docstockk👇 https://t.co/9Me12RVWJv

Wrote for @unherd about Monisha Rajesh crying on an Insta reel, and the unspoken rules of the victim game

Out now: a special 100th Episode of the pod, for subscribers only, WITH VISUALS! You asked Julie and Kathleen impertinent questions, they answered. Subscribe here ⬇️ if you haven't already: https://t.co/XotQqa2hk7

I review the essential Pornocracy by @jo_bartosch and @robjessel16. So many women stay with partners addled by porn; the humiliation in this is total. But shame is a powerful mechanism and scares us out of rejecting what we find dangerous or repulsive. SOD THAT!