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@neilcgray @JohnSwinney some ratio. put the bong down.

Can spot the desperate men a mile off once again - Anas Sarwar, Alec Cole-Hamilton & Russell Findlay - hectoring, aggressive & sniping every time @JohnSwinney speaks. The First Minister is the only serious candidate for FM setting out a positive vision for Scotland #BothVotesSNP

@ffenics @HelenWebberley so no one can, or ever has changed sex? got it.

@MaugerMarcus @HelenWebberley Guess what, thats the very reason why trans people are trans becuase we can’t change our reproductive role! Keep up slowcoach!

Honestly, what a disgusting photo. Can you imagine being associated with that 🤢🤢

@ffenics @HelenWebberley since when did anyone change sex? name them.

@HelenWebberley If they weren’t all so awful I would feel sorry for them. They are clearly under some delusion that they are losing their rights and they are clearly scared of that, but all they need to do is research the actual facts to see thats just not true!

@LesleyRiddoch @Channel4News and young. since when was that a virtue?

Gillian Mackay the standout contributor on @Channel4News Scottish leaders’ debate. Like Ross Greer in BBC debate she doesn’t pull her punches - opposing North Sea drilling & calling for a wealth Tax. And young.

@andymichelbacon @DreyfusJames the ratio you expected, no doubt.

Odd comment. How could I possibly be a hypocrite? That would suggest I’d dolled myself up like an obese Irma la Douce & leered at children asking if they find me scary… Which, incidentally, Happy Panto Expert, I haven’t…

@Janela_X "slam the public"? let us know how that works out.

How dare you not pay to watch men dressed as women! 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

@MinnOrchia @justjanejarvis1 @SexMattersOrg @bphillipsonMP @EHRC thats just what you would like to believe . Have you asked them all?

@justjanejarvis1 @SexMattersOrg @bphillipsonMP @EHRC Most other women are fine sharing spaces with trans women as you well know.

NEW: Updated EHRC code to be published in May @bphillipsonMP has made a statement saying that she intends to lay the updated draft of the @EHRC’s code of  practice before Parliament “as soon as practicable” after the local and devolved administration elections. Then after 40 days, if neither house passes a resolution disapproving the draft, it will come into force. The EHRC has admitted that it amended the guidance after the government provided it with “a narrow set of comments” on its previous draft. Neither the minister nor the independent regulator is mandated to engage in this sort of delay and negotiation whereby the independent regulator edits its guidance to meet the preferences of the government. Section 14(7) of the Equality Act 2006 says that before issuing a code the EHRC shall submit a draft to the Secretary of State, who shall either approve the draft and lay a copy before Parliament or give the EHRC written reasons why she does not approve it. The legal framework does not envisage this as a back-and-forth process of backroom negotiations between the government and the EHRC. It is concerning that in her statement the Minister for Women and Equalities continues to focus on specialist service providers such as hospitals and women’s refuges and has still not made clear that ALL employers and service providers that offer single-sex or separate-sex facilities do so under the Equality Act, which recognises that men who have the protected characteristic of gender reassignment remain men, and do not have the right to access facilities provided for women and girls. Delaying laying the guidance till after local council and devolved administration elections is more unjustified procrastination. The government has patted itself on the back, saying: “We are getting it right, showing leadership by implementing the clarity the Supreme Court ruling delivers.” Yet government departments up and down the country are still operating with unlawful policies that the previous head of the civil service refused to withdraw.

@GarthMarenghia @nickwallis @AllianceLGB @Michaelwk20 @joannaccherry @CUSocOfWomen @bindelj thanks for your TED talk.

@nickwallis @AllianceLGB @Michaelwk20 @joannaccherry @CUSocOfWomen @bindelj That's a lot of shit in one place

Looking forward to being at the @AllianceLGB conference in London on Saturday. Do come - tickets includes lunch and wine and the likes of Michael Kerr (@Michaelwk20), Joanna Cherry KC (@joannaccherry), Serena Worley (from the @CUSocOfWomen), Julie Bindel (@bindelj) and...

@matryoshkatips @SexMattersOrg @Keir_Starmer @martinbeckford @DailyMail Starmer is just weak full stop. one of the few people I know who would fail the Turing test.

@SexMattersOrg @Keir_Starmer @martinbeckford @DailyMail Starmer is weak on women's rights.

One year on “women are still waiting for our rights to be fully recognised and upheld in practice.” Delay has caused serious harm to women. Excerpt from our letter to @Keir_Starmer  @martinbeckford for @DailyMail dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

@ComAcFreedom has this guy been under a rock for the last ten years?

CAF Research Manager Freddie Attenborough has written for Spiked on this new strain of trans activism — one that seeks to intimidate gender-critical feminists into silence. spiked-online.com/2026/04/12/tra…

For gender-critical academics, participation in public debate has long carried professional and personal risks. But following the Supreme Court’s ruling in @ForWomenScot, are we seeing something more explicitly violent — and more systematic — start to emerge? A militant trans activist group known as Bash Back has issued a “direct action” guide urging members to identify “transphobic” targets, including MPs and “public intellectuals”, and ensure they are “hit repeatedly until they desist” from their activities. In an equipment section, the group lists items such as a hammer and advises activists to clean tools with alcohol or dispose of them after use in “unsurveilled residential bins”. This is not mere online fantasy. Bash Back has already claimed responsibility for attacks on the constituency office of the Health Secretary, Wes Streeting, and on the Free @SpeechUnion. It also vandalised the offices of the Equality and Human Rights Commission last year. At CAF, we regularly deal with cases involving gender-critical academics who are reluctant to take their concerns public for fear of professional reprisals. If direct threats of violence are now being added to an already hostile climate, reluctance to pursue teaching or research on the importance of biological sex begins to look like common sense. To check that chilling effect, universities need to respond robustly, particularly at the point where these pressures tend to crystallise: in the hosting of events, seminars and public lectures. Too often, instead of identifying the problem as threats, intimidation, or a potential heckler’s veto by trans activists, institutions treat it as inhering in the speech itself: the speaker is “divisive”, the topic is “high risk”, the event “creates tension”. Under the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act, that gets the analysis the wrong way round. The compliant question is not, “Does this gender-critical event generate risk because a small minority of people think the views are harmful?” but, “Is there credible evidence of a specific threat, and if so, what practical steps can we take to ensure the event goes ahead safely?” Acting in any other way risks handing those willing to commit serious crimes exactly what they want: the power to curtail #academicfreedom.

@jspalmer_1 @WomensRightsNet thanks for you ted talk.

@WomensRightsNet No one gives a fuck about racist vermin like Peggie or those who use Christian Concern to back them up. Don’t like it? Fuck off and don’t pollute NHS services with your presence.

We are pleased to be quoted here 👇 There should be no room for displays of gender ideology allegiance and pronoun compliance in our NHS trusts. This is just the sort of slavish ideological behaviour that ends up betraying women like the Darlington nurses, Sandie Peggie and Jennifer Melle. As Cathy also says: “We would much rather they spend that money on preventing the wave of thousands of sexual assaults upon female patients and staff instead". telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/04/1…

@Matt_H_UK @soniasodha @ForWomenScot "doesn't agree with the ruling" ? Er, its the Supreme Court, not some optional extra.

Why hasn't Minister for Women Bridget Phillipson met with @ForWomenScot, the women who secured the legal victory to protect women's services and sports at the Supreme Court? Is it because she knows she can't justify her lackadaisical approach to implementing the law of the land?

@Fox_Claire I would have more respect if the government said "no, we are not going to enquire into this because we dont actually give a fuck."

Some of us suspected brutal #Southport murders were preventable. Our concerns dismissed as stoking up grievances & worse. But it's still shocking, shaming, heartbreaking to hear it officially, & like Nottingham stabbings, to realise authorities could've stopped tragedies & didn't

@martianmaterals @ApsanaBegumMP go on then.

@ApsanaBegumMP UK is FULLY COMPLICIT in Genocide. Likely enough to bring legal action and sanctions against them.

Is the Government allowing US warplanes to take off from British airbases carrying military weapons? My question to the Prime Minister today:

@ThomasWillett9 sure, jan.

Sex Matters is nothing but a homophobic, transphobic hate organisation intent on making the lives of LGBTQ+ people as difficult and unbearable as possible. They hide their hatred behind the guise of “Women’s rights” all the while targeting and abusing minorities.

@SwindonGreens community organiser. what the fuck is that when its at home?

Becky Cox is standing in Kingshill for South Swindon Parish Council. She's looking to bring her experience as a community organiser and champion of active travel to the Parish.

@daniellismore "whatever the supreme court ruling says". anything after that is scream and scream snd screaming until you are sick (because you can)

Whatever the Supreme Court ruling says and the government guidelines do, transgender people should just use the bathroom they want to use and take every single situation to court with biological information. On that basis, it could be overturned because there was no information that transgender people exist in this Supreme Court case. it was not looked at. So they could be another ruling.

@TheFamousArtBR the genocide continues....

Day 3 of being absolutely vile Gym session. Smashed it.

@ShabanaMahmood some ratio.

On 29th July 2024, three senseless killings took place in Southport. Today’s findings show that the state systematically failed to stop this atrocity. This government has already taken action, and we will do whatever is needed to prevent this tragedy from happening again.

@RachelReevesMP still no plans to reduce the national debt? thought not.

For too long, our country has been exposed to global shocks - and households and businesses have paid the price. We will learn the lessons of the past, and build a Britain that is stronger and more resilient. thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…