And what has that achieved, fuck all, in fact Labour has gotten worse as regards to trans issues
January 20, 2026 at 11:48 AM
And what has that achieved, fuck all, in fact Labour has gotten worse as regards to trans issues
Does that even classify as a crowd
January 19, 2026 at 12:41 PM
Does that even classify as a crowd
Respite her appointment being rejected by the Women and equalities group
January 17, 2026 at 9:55 AM
Respite her appointment being rejected by the Women and equalities group
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Wow. Thought they appointed her to be a more subtle / competent version of Falkner @commonswec.parliament.uk were on the money rejecting her appointment, maybe time to haul her in front of them for more questions
January 17, 2026 at 4:28 AM
Wow. Thought they appointed her to be a more subtle / competent version of Falkner @commonswec.parliament.uk were on the money rejecting her appointment, maybe time to haul her in front of them for more questions
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JFC "They said the visit by Baroness Cass and her team “marks the beginning of a collaborative relationship to enhance Gender Identity Services in Northern Ireland”."
January 16, 2026 at 12:31 PM
JFC "They said the visit by Baroness Cass and her team “marks the beginning of a collaborative relationship to enhance Gender Identity Services in Northern Ireland”."
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We are now in a very unfortunate world where if the BBC, which already has low levels of trust in the trans community, makes a (let's be charitable) mistake in its reporting it would rather dig in and misinform than correct the mistake. We will report the matter to Ofcom and also take legal advice.
Poll shows 70% of trans people think BBC News is ‘hostile’
The right wing claims the corporation is ‘pro-trans’, but the people at the sharp end of its coverage disagree. The BBC must stop its attack on trans people.
goodlawproject.org
January 15, 2026 at 11:47 AM
We are now in a very unfortunate world where if the BBC, which already has low levels of trust in the trans community, makes a (let's be charitable) mistake in its reporting it would rather dig in and misinform than correct the mistake. We will report the matter to Ofcom and also take legal advice.
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But what Kuenssberg (falsely) asserted was: "the Supreme Court said in a landmark ruling in April that it was biological sex not a person's chosen gender that should determine... who should be able to access single-sex spaces." And (as Lord Hodge and the summary make clear) it did not decide that.
January 15, 2026 at 11:44 AM
But what Kuenssberg (falsely) asserted was: "the Supreme Court said in a landmark ruling in April that it was biological sex not a person's chosen gender that should determine... who should be able to access single-sex spaces." And (as Lord Hodge and the summary make clear) it did not decide that.
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The BBC still purports to strive for objectivity and balance. It might think to at least address the fact that the interpretation of the law it presents has been disagreed with by the Govt's own lawyers, two employment tribunals, and is currently being challenged before the High Court.
January 15, 2026 at 11:40 AM
The BBC still purports to strive for objectivity and balance. It might think to at least address the fact that the interpretation of the law it presents has been disagreed with by the Govt's own lawyers, two employment tribunals, and is currently being challenged before the High Court.