i'm a great advocate of hrt, it's really helped me personally.to use it or they can't access it. so itjust widens the opportunities for people. as we sat at the start, it is something where we are starting to discuss more — do you feel like it's something women perhaps in the workplace now are able to be a bit more open about? because studies like this can only help, and us having these discussions can only help. having these discussions can only hel. �* , ,., , �* having these discussions can only hel. , �* ., . ., help. absolutely, i've noticed a hue help. absolutely, i've noticed a huge change — help. absolutely, i've noticed a huge change in _ help. absolutely, i've noticed a huge change in the _ help. absolutely, i've noticed a huge change in the last - help. absolutely, i've noticed a huge change in the last 2-3 - help. absolutely, i've noticed a i huge change in the last 2-3 years, huge change in the last 2—3 years, where i used to talk about possibly having dementia when actually now, we justjoke about having dementia when actually now, w

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hrt replaces the hormones oestrogen or progestogen or both.ssadorfor this year's record store day — which takes place next month. kate bush, who's had something of a chart resurgance in recent years with the inclusion of her song running up that hill in the hit series stranger things, says it's a "great privilege" to support the initiative. you're live with bbc news. to gaza now, where the hamas run health ministry there has said at least 29,954 people have been killed in the palestinian territory in fighting since the 7th of october. it comes as negotiators are hoping to reach a ceasefire agreement that can be implemented before ramadan, which begins on march 10th. the draft framework would include a 40—day pause in all military operations. this comes a day after mr biden said a pause in fighting in gaza could begin early next week. but hamas has yet to respond to the deal drawn up in paris over the weekend. our middle east correspondent yolande knell has

hrt replaces the hormones oestrogen or progestogen or both.say offering therapy could "give gps and patients more options". the rapperja rule says he has been denied entry into the united kingdom just days before his tour was due to start in cardiff. the us musician was due to kick off the british leg of his latest tour in the welsh capital on friday. you're live with bbc news. iain packer was found guilty of the murder of 27—year—old emma caldwell. he has beenjailed for life murder of 27—year—old emma caldwell. he has been jailed for life and ordered to serve a minimum term of 36 years. emma's body was found in a remote part of southern lanarkshire in may 2000 five, five weeks after she disappeared. today a jury at the high court found mr packer guilty of her murder, along with 32 other charges against a total of 22 women. lorna gordon reports. emma caldwell had a happy upbringing but when her sister died from cancer, in her grief, she turned to drugs and prostitution. she'll always be in our thoughts. she'll always be there. she'll always be

hrt replaces the hormones oestrogen or progestogen or both. college london — say offering therapy could "give gps and patients more options". and kate bush has been announced as an ambassadorfor this year's record store day — which takes place next month. kate bush, who's had something of a chart resurgance in recent years with the inclusion of her song running up that hill in the hit series stranger things. you're live with bbc news. the bbc has found that a power company that has received £6 billion in uk green subsidies has kept burning wood from some of the world's most precious forests. papers obtained by bbc panorama show drax took timber from rare forests in canada that it had claimed were "no—go areas". it comes as the government decides whether to give the firm's yorkshire site billions more in environmental subsidies funded by energy bill payers. drax says its wood pellets are "sustainable and legally harvested". well, let's get more on this from bbc panorama reporterjoe crowley, who conducted the investigation. good to see you. tell

. >> hrt. i think congress has passed in a century. in great detail the abuse of our laws under president like biden much harder to do and the enforcement by president like trump much easier to deal. we sent it over to the senate and it is up to them. it is the impeachment resolution dramatically reducing the threshold for impeachment's that will haunt our country for many many years to come. they are embedded in great detaile. there was great concern that if it was not very narrowly confined the high crimes and misdemeanors it would destroy the foundational architecture of our country. the separation of powers. keeping us free for two and a half centuries. >> this is ruben in philadelphia good morning. >> good morning. a rhetoric that everybody uses against the people coming across the borders. i am like this is the same rhetoric thathe they used in the middle of the last century for its di italians, the irish, the mexicans and look at how good these people turned out to be. they are contributing to our society. demonizing these peopl

the majority of us do not need to suffer from symptoms i've seen menopause if we took the new hrt whicha risk of breast cancer in the past so we have solutions, we have answers for all sorts of women on the medicalfront and for all sorts of women on the medical front and somehow we are now putting this into law in telling employers that we are going to sue them if they do not put a fan in a room or give someone a quite place or let them work from home. i think we are making what should be an opportunity into a kind of disability and i don't think it needs to be that way. interesting, what about _ needs to be that way. interesting, what about the _ needs to be that way. interesting, what about the people _ needs to be that way. interesting, what about the people who - needs to be that way. interesting, what about the people who would | needs to be that way. interesting, i what about the people who would say that these are perfectly reasonable and sensible measures, lettuce de stigmatise them and introduce them and have that guidance out there and people can follow? i and have that guidan

majority of us do not need to suffer from symptoms of the menopause if we take the new body identical hrtpast, so we have solutions and answers for all sorts of women on the medicalfront and answers for all sorts of women on the medical front and somehow we are now putting this into law and telling employers we are going to sue them if they don't put a fan in the room or give someone a quiet place let them work from home. i think we are making what should be an opportunity for women changing into a kind of disability and i don't think it needs to be that way. interesting, what about the people who will say these are perfectly reasonable and sensible measures, let today stigmatise them, let's introduce them and have that guidance and people can follow it? i guidance and people can follow it? i think it is useful that this is out there and it is suggested it should be part of discrimination. it is useful but i feel we are missing the big point looking at the tiny legal detail, and the big point is that women have now realised that they can do something about menopause. the conversation abou

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was one that could win bipartisan support, not a single democrat in the house and senate voted for hrt. today i'm proud after four months of negotiations we have a bipartisan agreement of optimize and persistence. i am hopeful and excited to understand the bill is too important to let politics get in the way. if we fail, ukrainian people and vladimir putin will likely succeed in this invasion of ukraine. putin will be emboldened in western democracy will face this. if you have israel defend itself against hamas the dangers of another october 7 will persist in the war in the middle east be much worse. if we don't deliver humanitarian aid to gaza, innocent palestinian civilians will be denied lifesaving assistant cannot wait and if we don't secure our border right now, the crisis republican colleagues talk about so much is only going to get worse. everyone agrees the border is a mess. for years our colleagues have demanded we fix the border and all along they said it should be done through legislation. only recently did they change that and it looked like we might produce legislation. we

specifically, the ncaa had a blanket policy in 2010 that just said 12 months of hrt which of course is hormone replacement therapy. >> i always wonder about this. and if you don't have an answer, that is okay. as i understand it, from what i have read, the vast majority of people, 80-95% of discordant gender identity originally come back to their original gender. i sometimes wonder, as we normalize this idea of guys playing in women's sports, are you kind of creating a situation which would be tragic if it is true, that some of these guys will never switch back because the whole social setting is praising them for switching. i think it is kind of too that if they would have been the 80- 95% that snapped back but because of this, they won't. >> i think it is a concern. it shows 75-90% of children, if allowed to progress through normal puberty, eventually make peace with their biological sex and avoid the trans dilemma all together. we also know based on studies that social transitioning, including playing on a team, specifically articulated by the biden administration in its notice of p

a third of the house republicans have consistently voted substantially responding for cvp hrt. border security bill has passed last year on the increase of roughly 3000 word patrol agents. more than double what the white house wants in its supplemental. don't let the democrats false claims distract you from the truth and the truth is sec. mayorkas refused to comply with the law. even after seeing the devastating consequence. the truth is sec. bjork's book public trust by claiming the board was secure. even while drug cartels to control of large swaths. sec. mayorkas america's double down on his decision against a national security threats. he has failed to do either of those things and must be held accountable. what is the point of us being here? what is the point of congress if we allow the executive branch to ignore the laws we pass? if we do not hold officials accountable, there are no longer any checks and balances. that is not a constitutional republican. that is the road to tyranny. because across the aisle will ensure this does not rise to the level of impeachment. there

so you want your name on that and you want to make it look like you voted for hrt to be dead in the senate but yet you did that. on the same argument you will not impeach mayorkas you said no it's going to be replaced with somebody or it would be dead in the senate. you are wishy-washy. >> guest: i view hr to which is the strongest border security bill that congress is passed in a century as a blueprint for the next administration. we have laid out in great detail additional reform so make abuse of our laws under president biden much harder to do and would make the enforcement by truck much easier to do. that's our job in the house is to write good legislation was sent over to the senate and it's up to them. our principal concerns is the impeachment resolution dramatically reduces the threshold for impeachment no hot i can do for many, many years to come. is the delegates of the constitution debated in great detail. and they were concerned it was not very narrowly confined high crimes and misdemeanors. it would destroy the foundation of architecture of our country the separation of powers

specifically, the ncaa, they had a blanket policy in 2010 that said 12 months of hrt, which, of course, is hormone replacement therapy. >> if you don't have an answer to that, that is okay. as i understand from what i've read, the vast majority of people, 80 to 95% with discordant gender identity come back to their original gender. i sometimes wonder as we normalize this idea of guys playing women's sports, are you creating a situation which, tragic if it's true, that some of these guys are now never going to switch back because their whole social setting is praising them for switching? i think it would be too bad if they would have been the 80 or 90 for that switchback. do you think that is a concern, mr. barry? >> i think that absolutely is a concern. >> microphone. >> 75 to 90% of children, if allowed to progress through normal puberty solve this dilemma altogether. we also know based on studies that social transitioning, including playing on a team specifically articulated by the biden administration, and it's noticed proposed rulemaking playing on the team that you want specifical