also tonight — writer and journalist hadley freeman on her descent into anorexia as a teenager.makes you behave in quite disgusting ways, wells would be hiding bags of vomit under that bad, smearing butter under the table. it is not some romantic disease, it will destroy you. good evening. no pay talks untiljunior doctors across england drop their demand for a 35% pay increase — that's what the government said today as medical professionals walked out on strike for an unprecedented 4 days. for their part, junior doctors say they'd be prepared to suspend their strike action if the government put a �*credible offer�* on the table. the british medical association union says it wants �*pay restoration�* because junior doctors have had 15 years of below—inflation wage rises — and there's a shortage in the workforce. they've been offered 5% for 2022/23. the battle lines have been well and truly drawn today outside hospitals across the country and across the airwaves. tonight we want to try to move on what has now become a familiar argument — we've gathered players from all sides and i

hadley freeman, thank you very much for talking to newsnight. thank you.f you are affected by anything in that interview — help and support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline. that's all from us tonight. kirsty�*s here tomorrow. goodbye. we have heard comments already, haven't we, from the commissioner of human rights who said that he was horrified by the incident and he described it as a blatant disregard for the rules of international law. but we have heard of these sorts of comments before from un officials and nothing changes. what are you expecting this time around, i suppose? expecting this time around, i surmise?— expecting this time around, i su ose? , ., , suppose? very little. you rightly said that un _ suppose? very little. you rightly said that un has _ suppose? very little. you rightly said that un has made _ suppose? very little. you rightly said that un has made several. said that un has made several statements with their dismay, their horror, their disappointment, but very little has changed on the ground. the rating seem to be quite com

but hadley is writing about hadley freeman is writing about a number of things, but starts off talking one of her posts, one of her tweets that talks about you , you know, sex being you, you know, sex being biological . obviously, that's a biological. obviously, that's a controversial issue today . controversial issue today. people for some in some areas on twitter, certainly her friend was then uninvited , was was then uninvited, was cancelled from the fashion show because someone that was trans then it was thought it would be offensive and damaging and harmful to them. now this is an example of the monitoring of police policing of what you write and language and what you like and post and there's a chilling effect of all of this , chilling effect of all of this, which is people are nervous about saying things and doing things in the public domain . and things in the public domain. and when people say, oh, you what all these people talk about cancel across the cancel culture, it's across the board. she on to talk about board. she goes on to talk about academics academy are academics i