as abuse from helen joyce in manchester last sund.activists as left ;e from helen joyce in manchesternd.activists as left . from trans activists as we left. should a woman be able to listen to a talk about sex and the law without being abused? to a talk about sex and the law witiwell,eing abused? to a talk about sex and the law witiwell, iing abused? to a talk about sex and the law witiwell, i think»used? to a talk about sex and the law witiwell, i think»useiobvious >> well, i think the obvious answer yes. i mean, i saw answer is yes. i mean, i saw that footage, amy. so that was when joyce and maya when helen joyce and maya started people started walking through people screaming f helen joyce and things like this. there's i mean, you were there. so can i ask you what your experience of that was? >> so this wasn't an activist event. >> it's just a bunch of women thinking they were just going to listen to people that they were interested in talking about their perspectives on the law . their perspectives on the law. yes. as we left, we were told we had to go out the back door and the po

as abuse from helen joyce in manchester last sund.activists as left ;e from helen joyce in manchesternd.activists as left . from trans activists as we left. should a woman be able to listen to a talk about sex and the law without being abused? to a talk about sex and the law witiwell,eing abused? to a talk about sex and the law witiwell, iing abused? to a talk about sex and the law witiwell, i think»used? to a talk about sex and the law witiwell, i think»useiobvious >> well, i think the obvious answer yes. i mean, i saw answer is yes. i mean, i saw that footage, amy. so that was when joyce and maya when helen joyce and maya started people started walking through people screaming f helen joyce and things like this. there's i mean, you were there. so can i ask you what your experience of that was? >> so this wasn't an activist event. >> it's just a bunch of women thinking they were just going to listen to people that they were interested in talking about their perspectives on the law . their perspectives on the law. yes. as we left, we were told we had to go out the back door and the po

people writing articles books, like articles and books, people like sharon joyce, sharon davis, helen joycel this stuff off, pointing out the obvious. shouldn't obvious. they shouldn't have to spend right on these spend their time right on these books because knew this books because we all knew this ten that obviously ten minutes ago that obviously male athletes shouldn't be in female sports. this is this is just. we've reached that point. >> i don't i don't think that women should be involved in in women's think women's sports. i don't think women's sports. i don't think women contrary women should take the contrary view . don't you know, this is women should take the contrary view. don't you know, this is i actually this because actually believe this because it huns actually believe this because it hurts women in hurts fertility, not women in women's sport. hurts fertility, not women in worwhat sport. gerbils know? >> what would gerbils know? they just having just there's no point in having women playing sports. just there's no point in having worit�*n playing sports. just there's no poin

helen joyce, a women's issue.s matters, said past a notion that periods aren't just a women's issue is a bleak moment for the liberal democrats. she went on to say language about health issues must be clear and factual. and the fact is that only girls and women can have periods. helen cross, the chair of the liberal democrat women , of the liberal democrat women, welcomed the inclusion of non—binary and trans people in this motion . well, wendy this motion. well, wendy chamberlain, one of the very few liberal democrat mps left and deputy leader of the scottish branch of the party, had this to say about inclusion on camilla tominey this morning. tominey show this morning. >> you removed women and >> have you removed women and changed it to people who menstruate because why not say women have moved? >> we have not removed women at all. i know women and girls struggle with this issue, but i think we also have to make sure that we are inclusive and we make sure that we are considering everybody in our policy making .

. >> if you read the report, if you read trans by helen joyce, if you read material girls by kathleenh barnes's book, to time think this what we're doing to kids is absolutely crazy. these puberty blockers are cross sex hormones and then it does so much damage to them when and if they go through adolescence , if they go through adolescence, if they go through adolescence, if they go through puberty, they will grow out of their gender dysphoria instead , it's serious dysphoria instead, it's serious damage. i mean , read abigail damage. i mean, read abigail shrier's irreversible damage. so anyway, but for stating this fact, she is effectively cancelled by the entertainment industry. >> though the record company winston said they weren't even going to promote the album, the guardian's five star review says this is a tainted piece of work. >> so this is a really interesting insight into the music industry, a very small industry and ninja tune. her record label, they didn't drop her, but they said they're not going to promote her. and there's another report that said that they would give a

. >> if you read the report, if you read trans by helen joyce, if you read material girls by kathleenh barnes's book, to time think this what we're doing to kids is absolutely crazy. these puberty blockers are cross sex hormones and then it does so much damage to them when and if they go through adolescence , if they go through adolescence, if they go through adolescence, if they go through puberty, they will grow out of their gender dysphoria instead , it's serious dysphoria instead, it's serious damage. i mean , read abigail damage. i mean, read abigail shrier's irreversible damage. so anyway, but for stating this fact, she is effectively cancelled by the entertainment industry. >> though the record company winston said they weren't even going to promote the album, the guardian's five star review says this is a tainted piece of work. >> so this is a really interesting insight into the music industry, a very small industry and ninja tune. her record label, they didn't drop her, but they said they're not going to promote her. and there's another report that said that they would give a