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Freelance writer/editor. Knows what a woman is…
West Yorkshire Joined April 2011
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This week I took a deeper look at Gendered Intelligence, the trans activist group training everyone from Oxfam to the Royal Shakespeare Company…

The trans activists influencing British schools, sports and the NHS telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/11/0…
www.telegraph.co.uk The trans activists influencing British schools, sports and the NHS With Stonewall on the blacklist, a new frontrunner is cashing in on the Government’s ‘gender diversity’ gap
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Once interviewed the mum of a girl who was sexually abused by her stepfather. He had Googled the difference sentence-wise between abusing a 12yo or 13yo girl. He then waited until she was 13. (He had helped raise her since she was a toddler).

You can't hate these men enough.
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Watched the Channel 4 Dispatches on Russell Brand a few hours ago. I missed it first time round.
Not exaggerating when I say it nearly made me throw up at one point.
Vile man who will now have many years to reflect on his behaviour.
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Bravo to Janet and Paul for highlighting this case.
If society is going to function properly, sensible people must be allowed to say: ‘No, this isn’t normal’ without any fear of reprisals….
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🚨 NEW: ‘Perhaps only at Oxford University could the unacceptable so often be considered acceptable.’

I worked with the Daily Mail’s Paul Bracchi on this profile of Oxford University lecturer Matt Rattley.

How did a gifted young academic - with a first-class degree, academic prizes and prize-winning essays become the lecturer who wears enormous prosthetic breasts to teach students at one of the world’s most prestigious universities?

A talented musician, too, who played bassoon with Somerville’s musicians, performing works by Beethoven, Poulenc and Bach.

And how did behaviour that has prompted repeated complaints come to be defended, by some, in the name of ‘freedom of expression’?

This is a story not just about one Oxford lecturer, but about an institution - and the questions it appears unwilling to confront.

And perhaps the most troubling question of all is why so many people inside Oxford appear afraid to speak out.

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