Turned on @BBCWomansHour this morning to hear someone ( an interviewee not an interviewer) talking about “pregnant people.” Turned it off again. Still not getting the message: this is Woman’s Hour, not People’s Hour.

How was she allowed to lecture at UCL?

My letter in today's Camden New Journal. I have always supported the sex-based rights of women and LGB people as well as the right of trans people to live their best lives.

Pleased to add my name to this. Time to deal fairly with the Bill to see it through our House, improved where needed, but without delay. The public wants it and so should we.

Dame Jenni Murray: I left #womanshour due to the trans issue. I said I rejected the word cis and wanted single-sex spaces to be maintained. As a result, I received threats of violence. The BBC responded by: Telling me I must not talk about this issue again

'I hope I never again have to see someone who refuses to take a sex eligibility test punch a woman in the face and win a gold medal for it.' Exactly.

Serious reflection needed now within Police Scotland over the fact that a lobby group was able to convince them that men who raped women and children were not in fact men. Lessons need to be learned.

They put a fucking man in the ring with a woman. The BBC applauded.

Dame Jenni Murray: I left Womans Hour after 33 years due to the trans issue. I rejected the word ‘cis’, said I wanted single-sex spaces and received threats of violence in return. The BBC response was ‘never talk about this issue again’ (via @DailyMail)

I will never forget or forgive this disgusting @BBCNews report claiming trans milk was just as good for babies as mothers’ milk. Totally deranged, cultist behaviour.

I can remember how upset I was at the BBC when their boxing correspondent was supportive of men battering women at the Paris Olympics. I couldn’t believe what I was hearing.

It shouldn't have taken a decade for female athletes and campaigners to secure these protections for the integrity, fairness and safety of women's sports, but I'm glad the IOC and Olympics seem to be finally reaching that point.

The BBC is not helping itself by demonstrating that it's a boys' club. Men with presenting jobs interviewing men with BBC podcasts, to near-total exclusion of women. @BBCr4today This is the failure of impartiality writ large.

I may have missed something but I think every contributor the Today Programme has had on to discuss systemic bias at the BBC has been a man. Despite the fact that one of the key allegations of bias is in relation to its bias against women’s rights. Sums it up really.

1./ 🧵The BBC's Guilt. Defenders of the BBC keep insisting it never promoted trans ideology. Yet here's more snippets from the BBC's own schools materials. In this clip primary school kids are told they can be born with a gender identity different from their body. 👇

I’ve been reading the heartfelt excuses for the BBC from some of their most esteemed commentators & journalists. I am not on the side of ‘defund’, but I’m deeply disappointed & concerned that our public broadcaster has been so lax & downright irresponsible in their reporting. Men

“The overwhelming feedback from patients and families was gratitude.” Dr Jeanne Snelling told the House of Lords Select Committee that New Zealand’s experience of assisted dying shows how compassion, safety and choice can, and do, coexist in practice.

Tеrror supporters igniting fires and causing chaos at the Israeli Philharmonic in Paris. The orchestra responded by playing Hatikvah.💅

Lucky that the BBC wasn’t policing facial expressions for signs of personal views when Jeremy Paxman was at Newsnight. Either that or it just has different rules for female presenters.

“This has been advanced cautiously, over a long period of time.” Former Director of Public Prosecutions Sir Max Hill describes the assisted dying Bill as the safest in the world, benefiting from extensive parliamentary scrutiny and learning from the experience of approaches