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RT @ripx4nutmeg: Smoggie Queens, the BBC sitcom about drag queens that secured just 30,000 viewers for its second episode, has been named b….

Bias and inaccuracy on sex and gender at the BBC are visible and provable. But we aren’t asking for sackings, but for published outcomes to change. It doesn’t matter if people with trans beliefs work for the BBC. Just stop bringing them to the desk. They aren’t true. //

Horrifyingly, it’s First Day, from 2020, which the BBC should be ashamed of, and completely disavowing. ‘The Australian series follows a 12-year-old trans girl, as she begins her first year of middle school while navigating challenges and trying to live as her authentic self’./

Actually great to see that the BBC were first with this with a very fair report. It’s turned national and been piled on since.

‘Linden Kemkaran, Reform’s leader of Kent county council, hailed the decision as a victory for common sense. ‘It’s unknown how many books are to be removed or how the council will classify transgender-related books’. @Telegraph

RT @SexMattersOrg: NEW: The Scottish Government has stopped hiding behind the EHRC – now it must act. We have written again to @scotgov, gi….

RT @holyroodmandy: Seriously, just been sent an operational note from the MoJ about media accreditation for the resumption of the Peggie V….

BBC Kent really tried on this one. More support is needed higher up. Rhodri Talfan Davies has work to do.

RT @michaelkeohan: @JournalismSEEN Thank you for the acknowledgement about how balance on this issue is so hard to achieve. We strive to….

RT @michaelkeohan: My article on Reform "removing all trans-related books" from children's sections of their libraries. Worth noting: . -….

This was a fair story, reported with balance. Then activists piled in, a second senior journalist was pulled on to the story, and everything changed. No wonder BBC regions are captured. They’re at the mercy of virulent complaints activism and struggle to stand up to it.

Armed Forces and Veterans Day cancelled for costs while ‘inclusive’ carnival to go ahead because it’s funded by the Arts Council - same town. Mansfield residents are cross. Some are even being ‘divisive’ about it, heaven forfend. @ArtsPro.

RT @justgayice: SÝKNAÐUR - NOT GUILTY . Páll Vilhjálmsson var sýknaður í Héraðsdómi. Auðvitað. Ég vona innilega að Samtökin 78 skammist….

‘Ms Bailey said: “I was a client of Palmerston Vets for 13 years when they expelled me. I never went to the vet to talk about issues around sex and gender’.

‘Ms Bailey said it was the first case of its kind, showing the courts will stand up for women denied goods and services if they do not believe trans women are women’ . @Telegraph .@Daniel_J_Martin

RT @TheNewsAgents: Join us at 1pm on @GlobalPlayer and Youtube for a LIVE One Year of Keir Q&A special with @jonsopel and @lewis_goodall.….

In short, don’t discuss what type of cheese the moon is made from. Report the fact that it isn’t made of cheese at all.

RT @JournalismSEEN: It’s really hard for some journalists to hear this, because in some cases - they were the adults doing it.