of course, in the studio, peter tatchell, and the studio, peter tatchell, and the transgender teacherbbie, let's start with you. the olympics caused a huge storm. we saw two biological men win the women's boxing. it's created a huge conversation. i think a massive headache for the entire olympic community moving forward. and now we move on to the paralympics. is this somehow worse? a biological man who competed as a man now competing, competing against disabled women? >> well, in the olympics, it was a case of two athletes who had a difference of sexual development. so that was a different issue. here we've got somebody who is a typical xy male like me , competing with xx male like me, competing with xx females . and this is wrong as as females. and this is wrong as as an xy male. we've been through male puberty. we get a huge advantage through male puberty. we return much of that advantage and it leads to competition which can't be described as fair going on in paris. >> peter tatchell is hard to disagree with that sport has to be fair. >> absolutely. you know, we can't have people h

let's get the thoughts now of my panel campaigner peter tatchell.tive mp dame andrew jenkins and journalist and communications adviser linda duberly . good evening to you duberly. good evening to you all. peter, let's start with you. what do you make of the labour government's first 5051 days? can you agree there's a rather stinky smell of hypocrisy wafting through number 10 at the moment. >> well, certainly about these allegations of jobs for donors, access for donors to number 10, there does need to be an investigation. it may be innocent, there may be nothing a, you know , toward, but it a, you know, toward, but it needs to be investigated. so that's why the independent ethics adviser, laurie magness, must conduct an investigation. a fair and impartial investigation, and give us the truth about who these people are, what they did and why they were given access and why they were given access and why they were given access and why they were given jobs. >> i mean, you call for an independent investigation, but you can't quite clearly, we've got civi

let's get the thoughts now of my panel campaigner peter tatchell.servative mp dame andrew jenkins and journalist and communications adviser linda duberly . good evening to you duberly. good evening to you all. peter, let's start with you. what do you make of the labour government's first 5051 days? can you agree there's a rather stinky smell of hypocrisy wafting through number 10 at the moment. >> well, certainly about these allegations of jobs for donors, access for donors to number 10, there does need to be an investigation. it may be innocent, there may be nothing a, you know , toward, but it a, you know, toward, but it needs to be investigated. so that's why the independent ethics adviser, laurie magness, must conduct an investigation. a fair and impartial investigation, and give us the truth about who these people are, what they did and why they were given access and why they were given access and why they were given access and why they were given jobs. >> i mean, you call for an independent investigation, but you can't quite clearly, we've got

peter tatchell, always an absolute delight to have this show .nk you very much. and i do like your robin hood coloured shirt. they're wonderful. thank you very much. always a joy. now that's all from me. we've got dewbs & co up from me. we've got dewbs& co up next. of course, now she's got an excellent guest. she's got the co—founder of autonomy, the mike lynch software company , mike lynch software company, giving some experts and much needed insight into that story. that's a superb guest. i'll be back tomorrow at 3 pm. now, don't forget, we've got chris hope also doing the seven till eight shift. nine martin daubney. and this is gb news. that's your weather. here's alex burka . burka. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers. sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hi. here's your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. there will be some very wet and windy weather across the north—west tomorrow, but for the time being, we still have a blustery, showery theme across much of the country because of an area of low press

so long business card peter peter tatchell peter thank you very , tatchell peter thank you very, veryhank you very, very much forjoining us. okay. do you think we're going to see a wave of people detransitioning. and if so, what does that really say about the whole transitioning process to begin with? >> well, the research in this country, the netherlands and the united states , shows that less united states, shows that less than 2% of people who transitioned to become trans have any regrets. that means that at least 98% plus are happy, content and feel fulfilled by the fact that they transitioned. so this is a very small minority. but of course, if they have regrets, they should be supported and there should be supported and there should be supported and there should be assistance for them to detransition . detransition. >> yeah, it seems that well, according to the cass review, which, you know, a lot of politicians have put their weight behind a lot of campaigners too. they don't seem to have this data really very much about how many people actually do regret their decision to trans

gracing my panel tonight is activist and campaigner peter tatchell, former tory mp and education ministermunications adviser linda duberly. and this lot are getting back together for a barnstorming reunion . slip barnstorming reunion. slip inside the eye of your mind . inside the eye of your mind. and breaking news developing tonight concerning reports coming out of the middle east and an escalation of the war there. the armed wing of hamas says it's fired an m90 rocket at tel aviv, which you can see live footage of now on your screens. there is the city in full view, and that's in response to what it said was the israeli massacring of civilians. meanwhile, the israeli defence forces said sirens have sounded in central israel and we'll ang in central israel and we'll bring you more on that as the night develops. first, though, your news headlines with sam francis . francis. >> ben, thank you and good evening to you. 9:02. and the top story tonight. german prosecutors have named the man suspected of carrying out a knife attack that sadly killed three and injured eight others. as isa al—haj

. >> well, to debate this contentious issue, we're joined by lgbt liberation campaigner peter tatchellicy researcher lottie moore. lottie, we're going to start with you because it's a very difficult issue. this right, as far as we know , this right, as far as we know, the l, the boxer with male chromosomes, was born with female genitalia. >> yeah. i mean , it's actually >> yeah. i mean, it's actually quite simple, you know , sex in quite simple, you know, sex in humans is binary and immutable because we are mammals and there is a minority of people who have disorders of sexual development , disorders of sexual development, and that can affect a person's reproductive organs . but these reproductive organs. but these people are male or female, and yesterday what we witnessed was basically just glorified male violence against women and girls. the difference is, i mean , girls. the difference is, i mean, that happens every day all over the world. and the difference is that in every other circumstance, we consider beating up women to be wrong. but it was deemed acceptable by those at the io

gracing my panel tonight is activist and campaigner peter tatchell, former tory mp and education minister duberly. and this lot are getting back together for a barnstorming reunion . slip barnstorming reunion. slip inside the eye of your mind .

he needs no introduction to our audience here, peter tatchell, national treasure that you are, peterallowed in many khalife all the taiwanese boxer to take part in the a different was it the world championships last year because they failed this gender test? should they be fighting against women in the olympics? >> well, the first thing to say is a man was born. >> he was female. >> he was female. >> she was she was raised as girl. >> yeah. she's competed as a woman. yeah. without any controversy. >> until recently. she did fail a gender test by the international boxing association. but they they have refused to say what that gender test was and they refused to pubush test was and they refused to publish the results . publish the results. >> but she's got x and y, hasn't she? >> well, that's that's just one aspect. but if you look at all things in totality, the iba has been stripped of its official status over allegations of misgovernance and corruption. the head of the iba is a russian ally of vladimir putin. another key official is accused of links with organised crime by suspendin