they say kathleen stock should never have been invited.got thousands of comments online that were threatening, hateful, homophobic, transphobic, everything terrible you could think of, really. and this campaign of hate came to oxford with kathleen stock. is this about stopping freedom of speech and cancel culture? why not go in there and debate your views with her? it's exhausting to debate my rights, which is why i'm not in there and why i am out here protesting instead. when the union is doing things like this, it tells us trans students that we are not welcome here. this is about freedom of speech and freedom to protest but some academics are warning students trying to cancel talks is becoming a problem and threatens the very core of what universities are about. i know of academics here who have stopped teaching about sex and gender because they are too worried about student response. the problems really come from the fact that academics have been too cowardly in the past. i think more academics are realising this is a real problem so t

moment where kathleen stock professor-stock is- professor kathleen stock is hhhe— professor kathleen carries out the instructions of the elected government. if it fails to do that, then our constitution doesn't operate properly . so doesn't operate properly. so it's a fundamental threat to our democratic system . it's very democratic system. it's very serious and a civil servant who does this or proposes this should not be part of the civil service. and if they don't like the policy, they should resign and stand for elective office opposing it, not try and obstruct it in an unconscious manner. ah, the conservative party and the people who have voted consistently for controlled immigration and a reduction of illegal immigration and the latest polling data which as far as i can gather, shows that around 48% of people support the rwanda plan are all of these people now at war with our civil service well, we'll have to see whether they actually vote for a strike. there are some hard left members of the civil service union who are like the train drivers union that they want to bring down

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kathleen stock has every right of free speech. i'm a very firm believer for that.on't agree with. we have received thousands of comments online, some of them very homophobic, very transphobic, hateful, threatening. we have received death threats. they say it's about protecting trans students and rejecting intolerance. what the oxford union is doing. implicitly by giving her a platform to speak in this way, - they're supporting her views, they're amplifying them in a way that's harmful to the trans - community in this city, i and that's unacceptable. why not go there and challenge those views that you disagree with? it's really, really exhausting - as a trans person to be constantly expected to justify your existence, to debate, you know, _ your your rights. oxford university's lgbtq+ society says they will exercise their right to protest. the oxford union has said attendees will have an opportunity to respectfully engage and challenge professor stock�*s views at the event. but this is a debate wider than gender and the oxford union. one where campuses can be a batt

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kathleen stock. stock has been oonooigning— kathleen stock. hey can lie and smear and iuiiy inoin— like. they can lie and smear and bully their-with- bully their targets with inouniiy— bully their targets with inouniiy .— bully their targets with impunity . an article by hadley impunity. an article by hadley innnooon— impunity. an article by hadley innnooon in— impunity. an article by hadley freeman in today's times quotes coniniogo— freeman in today's times quotes one cambridge student in the upcoming— one cambridge student in the upcoming documentary gender wars , wno— upcoming documentary gender wars ,wno oooosos— upcoming documentary gender wars , who opposes kathleen stock's ooooononoo— , who opposes kathleen stock's oogoononoo on— , who opposes kathleen stock's appearance on campus this is wnoi— appearance on campus this is wnoi ino— appearance on campus this is what the student— appearance on campus this is what the student says being in the what the student says being in no soo— what the student says being in the same room— what the stu

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defended kathleen stock's right io speak— defended kathleen stock's right io eoeok .— defended kathleen a tolerant society. ori— hallmark of a tolerant society. but activists— hallmark of a tolerant society. but activists from _ hallmark of a tolerant society. but activists from the university's- but activists from the university's lgbtq+ society booed,— university's lgbtq+ society booed, waved _ university's lgbtq+ society booed, waved rainbow flags , and booed, waved rainbow flags, and appeared— booed, waved rainbow flags, and oppeoreo io— booed, waved rainbow flags, and one appeared to glue herself to the one appeared to glue herself to he hoor— one appeared to glue herself to the floor before _ one appeared to glue herself to the floor before being escorted out the floor before being escorted oui by— the floor before being escorted our hy semio— the floor before being escorted out by security. outside the hair— out by security. outside the hall, activist— out by security. outside the hall, activist chrissy told gb hewe— hall, activist chrissy told gb hewe irone— hall, activist chris

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kathleen stock speaking at the omott— kathleen stock speaking at the oxford union— kathleen stock speakingall of his dignity, and she it terrifies her that she says it terrifies her that she says it terrifies her that she will end up that she will end up in that situation. nigel says there'll be people that think, be plenty of people that think, let's bump off granny because she's and says it is she's minted. and he says it is absolutely bizarre that anybody in this society would advocate for assisted dying. it really is divided . janice is saying you divided. janice is saying you wouldn't trust people to be able to make this decision. you think it'd be manipulated because of things like waiting lists. it'd be manipulated because of things like waiting lists . and things like waiting lists. and matt says he would worry about suppage matt says he would worry about slippage of boundaries. sally says , yes, it definitely would says, yes, it definitely would need regulation . jane says you need regulation. jane says you don't let animals suffer like that. so why would you let humans suffer? we

wett— kathleen stock to an event. weit tn— kathleen stock to an event.be allowed to speak, we can't behave this way when steetets— we can't behave this way when speakers whose— we can't behave this way when speakers whose views we might tint— speakers whose views we might find disagreeable— speakers whose views we might find disagreeable are coming snts— find disagreeable are coming snts st— find disagreeable are coming onto our campus— find disagreeable are coming onto our campus , we should onto our campus, we should engege— onto our campus, we should engege witn— onto our campus, we should engage with them, listen to tnen,— engage with them, listen to them, debate— engage with them, listen to them, debate with them, not try ent— them, debate with them, not try ent-tnen.— them, debate with them, not try and-them. that— them, debate with them, not try and them. that was and sign them. that was intsnent.— and sign them. that was important. and the free speech tnisn— important. and the free speech tnisn eiss— important. and the free speech union also inte

i've got, i dunk,— kathleen stock. i've got, i rmnw 7rd— kathleen stock. any viewpoint. and so under any normat— viewpoint. and so under any normal circumstances, i think a paper— normal circumstances, i think a paper dwe— normal circumstances, i think a paper due dds— normal circumstances, i think a paper like this, you ask it to, i paper like this, you ask it to, r dunk— paper like this, you ask it to, r rmnw you-d— paper like this, you ask it to, i think you'd be— paper like this, you ask it to, i think you'd be rejected flat outr— i think you'd be rejected flat out rrandw. — i think you'd be rejected flat out, frankly. but— i think you'd be rejected flat out, frankly. but in a peer review system,— out, frankly. but in a peer review system, surely it would. ream — review system, surely it would. ream nur— review system, surely it would. ream our ar— review system, surely it would. yeah. but at the— review system, surely it would. yeah. but at the very least you-d— yeah. but at the very least wou-d saw— yeah. but at the very least you'd say, well,- yeah.

i've got, i tumb— kathleen stock. i've got, i tbmt, 7b— kathleen stock.that this is a right wing viewpoint . and so under any viewpoint. and so under any momma— viewpoint. and so under any normal circumstances, i think a bass— normal circumstances, i think a babsa tts— normal circumstances, i think a babsa ttts tms— normal circumstances, i think a paper like this, you ask it to, i paper like this, you ask it to, . tbmt— paper like this, you ask it to, that you-t— paper like this, you ask it to, i think you'd be— paper like this, you ask it to, i think you'd be rejected flat out:— i think you'd be rejected flat out, taamtty. — i think you'd be rejected flat out, frankly. but— i think you'd be rejected flat out, frankly. but in a peer review system,— out, frankly. but in a peer review system, surely it would. vsab. — review system, surely it would. vsab. but— review system, surely it would. vsab. but at— review system, surely it would. yeah. but at the— review system, surely it would. yeah. but at the very least you-a— yeah. but at the very least you-a say,

kathleen _there as kathleen stock to speak there as a kathleen stock to speak there as o-tneeton — kathleen because kathleen stock is wnot— this because kathleen stock is wnot-cott— this because kathleen stock is what-call gender- what i would call gender ontttoot— what i would call gender critical, not critical, right? she's she's not a critical, right? she's she's not o nont— critical, right? she's she's not o non-oenon.- critical, right? she's she's not a right person. she i would a right wing person. she i would say a right wing person. she i would ooy one-o— a right wing person. she i would ooy one-o-owtte- say she's probably quite left wing— say she's probably quite left wtno-tooweo- say she's probably quite left wing-issues, but. say she's probably quite left wing issues, but she wing on most issues, but she toeon-t— wing on most issues, but she doesn't subscribe— wing on most issues, but she doesn't subscribe to the oppnovet — doesn't subscribe to the approved narrative that there are approved narrative that therei e—one are multiple genders and she wonto— are multiple genders and s

kathleen _there as kathleen stock to speak there as a kathleen stock to speak there as o-tneeton — kathleen because kathleen stock is wnot— this because kathleen stock is wnot-cott— this because kathleen stock is what-call gender- what i would call gender ontttoot— what i would call gender critical, not critical, right? she's she's not a critical, right? she's she's not o nont— critical, right? she's she's not o non-oenon.- critical, right? she's she's not a right person. she i would a right wing person. she i would say a right wing person. she i would ooy one-o— a right wing person. she i would ooy one-o-owtte- say she's probably quite left wing— say she's probably quite left wtno-tooweo- say she's probably quite left wing-issues, but. say she's probably quite left wing issues, but she wing on most issues, but she toeon-t— wing on most issues, but she doesn't subscribe— wing on most issues, but she doesn't subscribe to the oppnovet — doesn't subscribe to the approved narrative that there are approved narrative that therei e—one are multiple genders and she wonto— are multiple genders and s

people have gathered outside the oxford union to protest a talk by the gender critical academic kathleen stockessor stolt says she is determined for the talk to go ahead. the talk was interrupted by two trans rights protesters, who were removed by concert ready. the rate of price rises at u.k. supermarkets has remained at new highs. the overall rate of inflation reached 9% at grocery stores, although prices for fresh food have faen slightly. and protesters at saint mongeau's will begin a strike today in disputes over pay. saint mongeau's has said it cannot afford to meet the union's demands, calling the strike unprecedented and disproportionate. more on the website, bbc.co.uk/news. we will look at artificial intelligence, and specifically the warnings that it could lead to the extinction of humans. many top experts have signed a statement of warning the risk of ai. they say ai should be a global priority, alongside with pandemics and nuclear war. a group of leading economies have been holding meetings to try and tackle the challenges. let's speak to our expert, who is here with me. stephanie,

you're kathleen stock is making the aiganeni— kathleen stock is making the argument that,— kathleen stockhe problem is there's been a sen— the problem is there's been a sen ei— the problem is there's been a sen at an— the problem is there's been a sort of an agony— the problem is there's been a sort of an agony on the liberal ieii— sort of an agony on the liberal en in— sort of an agony on the liberal en in inis— sort of an agony on the liberal left in this country for years ani— left in this country for years ant-were— left in this country for years and we're desperate left in this country for years- and _we'reidesperate to and years. we're so desperate to try and years. we're so desperate to inylaveii— and years. we're so desperate to try-avoid offending- try to avoid offending absolutely— try to avoid offending. absolutely-that try to avoid offending- absolutely-that we absolutely anybody that we ainesn— absolutely anybody that we almost-miles- absolutely anybody that we almost miles out of our way almost go miles out of our way to almost go miles out of our way as nine— almost go mile

given the recent developments with kathleen stock being tnwtet— with kathleen stock being tnwtet te—vious vice—chancellor of oxford was very strongly in favour of free speech. but it's the self—censor ship that people like you when you were a student, they don't want to go into a nightclub and find that somebody is attacking them for expressing perfectly normal views. no, them for expressing perfectly normal views . no, not at all. normal views. no, not at all. ant— normal views. no, not at all. ant r— normal views. no, not at all. ant r thtnt— normal views. no, not at all. and i think it's— . no, not at all. and i think it's terribly sad thet— and i think it's terribly sad thet we— and i think it's terribly sad that we can't— and i think it's terribly sad that we can't have a free and eeen— that we can't have a free and eeen tehete— that we can't have a free and open debate and— that we can't have a free and open debate and that they ereewrne— open debate and that they presume their— open debate and that they presume their views are beyond erttteten— presume their views are beyond c

, who we knew— professor kathleen stock, who we knew ts— professor kathleen stock, who we knewoyce. oh, my gosh. i'm sorry. i gat confused.— joyce. oh, my gosh. i'm sorry. i got confused. they're both on the— the bookshelf, so you get confused. — the bookshelf, so you get confused. .so - the bookshelf, so you get confused. so she was going confused. yes. so she was going to confused. yes. so she was going ta aa— confused. yes. so she was going to to a— confused. yes. so she was going to to a speech?— confused. yes. so she was going to do a speech? yes. and the stuaents— to do a speech? yes. and the stutents at— to do a speech? yes. and the students at oxford university n...— students at oxford university were like, no,— students at oxford university were like, no, we're going to te—htattaam — were like, no, we're going to de—platform you. we don't want to de—platform you. we don't want to heat— de—platform you. we don't want to heaa vou— de—platform you. we don't want to hear you talk— de—platform you. we don't want to hear you talk because we tan-t— to hear you talk because we

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kathleen stock has every right for free speech. i'm a very firm believer for that.comments online, some of them very homophobic, very transphobic, hateful, frightening. we have received death threats. they say it's about protecting trans students and rejecting intolerance. what the oxford union is doing implicitly by giving her a platform to speak in this way, is they're supporting her views there, amplifying them in a way that's harmful to the trans community in the city, and that's unacceptable. why not go there and challenge those views that you disagree with? it's really, really exhausting as a trans person to be constantly expected to justify your existence, to debate, you know, your rights to somebody who's not going to listen, to somebody who doesn't really have an interest in your rights. it's really exhausting, and i don't think it's fair to expect trans people to do that. according to the latest figures from the office for students, in 2021, 260 events at english universities were cancelled. the government has now introduced a law to ensure freedom of spee

oxford university's lgbtq+ society wants kathleen stock�*s talk to be cancelled, because she believese should be encouraged, not stifled, at universities. you're live with bbc news. the british government is taking steps to reduce vaping among teenagers in england. ministers have pledged to close a loophole which allows retailers to give free samples to children. a ban on nicotine—free vapes for under 185 is also being considered. the prime minister rishi sunak says the crackdown on vape marketing would prevent the "unacceptable" targeting of children and teens. earlier we spoke to our health reporter philippa roxby more in detail about the government's plans to crackdown vaping rishi sunak said today he was deeply concerned about the fact that children were being targeted by vape manufacturers, particularly disposable vapes, which are very colourful and come in lots of different flavours. he has decided to stop companies giving out free vape samples. there are potentially thousands that end up in the hands of kids every year and he wants to crack down on that. most kids buy them from

gathered outside the oxford union to protest against a talk by the gender—critical academic, kathleen stockiological sex. the university's lgbtq+ society wanted her appearance to be cancelled because they think her views are transphobic — but the event went ahead. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. this is nine—year—old alfie, who'd hit 54.1; miles an hour at ellington airfield on his specially adapted 80 cc bike. we started on his eighth birthday, this first one at elvington, to progress to what he has done now. yes, it's an achievement. and, you know, as parents we're just so proud of him. i first started...it wasn't on this. it was on a little mini—model that was just an electric one. and we levelled up and just carried on levelling up until we got to this. alfie is part of a group ofjuniors setting new records. as they get older, they're allowed to use more powerful engines, and little alfie has big ambitions. get really fast and do stuff like that, and become an engineer and build crazy stuff — i am a bit scared because he looks up to a lot - of the bigger riders, bu

there's been a row about whether professor kathleen stock should be allowed to attend the debate, withgender—critics believe that sex is biological, as you could see a large number of students of gathered outside to protest trying to block her from speaking. people cannot change their sex and that sex is distinct from gender—identity. the prime minister said professor stocks invitation should stand. we will keep an eye on that story and if there is any more movement, any more detail to bring you from oxford we will return to it. succession, the critically acclaimed sky atlantic/hbo drama, has come to an end after four gripping seasons. dubbed as one of the greatest tv shows ever made, the series is a satirical dark comedy—drama that delves into the complex world of power, politics, and a wealthy family dynasty. following the highly dysfunctional and fictional roy family, who control the world's largest media and entertainment company, the show explores the power struggle for control between the children when ceo logan roy is no longer at the helm. critics have widely praised the end of

the university's lgbtq+ society wants kathleen stock�*s talk to be cancelled, because she believes thatate at universities should be encouraged, not stifled. the oxford union says attendees will have a chance to challenge professor stock�*s views. the british retail consortium says the rate of price rises at uk supermarkets hit a new high in the year to may due, in part, to coffee and chocolate. it says the overall rate of inflation at grocery stores reached 9%, though prices forfresh food have fallen slightly. workers at the homeless charity st mungo's will begin a month—long strike today, in a dispute over pay. the unite union said workers were "taking a stand" following the offer of a 2.25% pay rise, while st mungo's has said it cannot afford to meet the union's demands and called the strike "unprecedented and disproportionate". you're live with bbc news. here in the uk, an inquiry set up to investigate the government's response to the covid—i9 pandemic has rejected an extension to a deadline for ministers to hand over unredacted material belonging to the former prime minister borisj

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oxford university's lgbtq+ society wants kathleen stock�*s talk to be cancelled, because she believes, not stifled, at universities. you're live with bbc news. the british government is taking steps to reduce vaping among teenagers in england. ministers have pledged to close a loophole which allows retailers to give free samples to children. a ban on nicotine—free vapes for under 185 is also being considered. the prime minister rishi sunak says the crackdown on vape marketing would prevent the "unacceptable" targeting of children and teens. let's find out more on what those measures could be and speak to our health reporter philippa roxby... this is a fascinating story because it is happening notjust here in the uk but in many countries around the world. let's start with more details on the crackdown itself. rishi sunak said today he _ on the crackdown itself. rishi sunak said today he was _ on the crackdown itself. rishi sunak said today he was deeply _ on the crackdown itself. rishi sunak said today he was deeply concerned | said today he was deeply concerned about the fact that chi

the university's lgbtq+ society wants kathleen stock�*s talk to be cancelled, because she believes thaturaged, not stifled. the oxford union says attendees will have a chance to challenge professor stock�*s views. the british retail consortium says the rate of price rises at uk supermarkets hit a new high in the year to may — due in part to coffee and chocolate. it says the overall rate of inflation at grocery stores reached 9% — though prices for fresh food have fallen slightly. workers at the homeless charity st mungo's will begin a month—long strike today, in a dispute over pay. the unite union said workers were "taking a stand" following the offer of a 2.25 percent pay rise, while st mungo's has said it cannot afford to meet the union's demands and called you're live with bbc news.... let's go to the us and pittsburgh. a trial is under way for the deadliest attack injewish community in us history. according to witnesses the 50—year—old shouted anti—semitic slogans and fired an assault rifle and semiautomatic handguns for 15 minutes, working his way from room to room in the building.

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evening at the oxford union has sparked controversy. 0xford university's lgbtq+ society wants kathleen stockeves that trans women are not the same as women. the prime minister said debate should be encouraged, not stifled, at unversities. the oxford union says attendees will have a chance to challenge professor stock�*s views. the former presenter of itv�*s this morning, phillip schofield, has insisted the show did not breed a toxic culture whilst he was there. dr ranj singh — who worked on the programme for a decade — has claimed there was a "toxic culture". but in a statement posted to social media, mr schofield said that criticism came from "a handful of people with a grudge". he left itv last week after admitting he covered up an affair with a young male colleague. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. hungerfor care, for hunger for care, for kindness, hungerfor care, for kindness, for acknowledgement. now katrina has written a book to tell her story of a child let down by parents but also by the world. dropping out of school, pregnant at 15, she could never have imagined

at the centre of it all is kathleen stock, professor of philosophy with gender critical views.ilenced. it is not hate speech to say that males cannot be women. you know, you can believe what you like and i'm not stopping anyone believing anyone different but it is certainly not hate speech to say that, and that is basically the most controversial thing, i think. there have been calls for her talk to be cancelled but she says she will not be silenced. it's really important that younger generations are exposed to ideas that they haven't come across before or thought about and sometimes that will be very challenging to them. controversial and difficult ideas need to be texted in the public square because if you try to shut it down, there will be massive public resentment. the down, there will be massive public resentment-— resentment. the students say she should never— resentment. the students say she should never have _ resentment. the students say she should never have been _ resentment. the students say she should never have been invited. . resentment. the students say she j sh

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have gathered outside the oxford union to protest against a talk by the gender critical academic kathleen stockers who were removed by security. the british retail consortium says the rate of price rises at uk supermarkets hit a new high in the year to me. that's due in part to the price of coffee and chocolate. the overall rate of inflation a grocery reached 9%, the prices for some fresh fruit have fallen slightly. workers at the uk homeless charity will begin a month—long strike today in a dispute over pay. the unit union said workers are taking a stand after the offer of two in order pay rise. it said it cannot afford to meet the demands and called the strike unprecedented and disproportionate. more on those stories on the website. now taking you to a summit —— let's turn to a major summit taking place in brazil. leaders and representatives from 12 south american countries have gathered in the capital, brasilia. the country's left—wing president, president lula, has urged banks to finance development in the region and said governments should take coordinated action to tackle climate change.

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who are people like kathleen stock who tentntet— people like kathleen stock who are feminist,id only around 600 out of 4800 laws would now be revoked under the retained eu law bill that's due. she says , law bill that's due. she says, to risks of legal uncertainty if they were automatically scrapped . but the former conservative cabinet minister, jacob rees—mogg, accused rishi sunak today of shredding his own promises. it's words and his deeds are not matching . that is

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eh means, uh kathleen stock is known in britain to be such a lesbian feminist.ou must understand, they're scared inside, our broadcast is being tracked, you 've been hooked on a terrible front. he and the front pages of the times newspaper, in general, carried it out as the main one yesterday, indeed. there was a terrible fight at oxford university came to give a lecture explains that after all there is a natural separation between a man and gestures . yes, she stands up for it. so she is stormed there by a trance - this is so that not doubted guard for the professor. yes, so that they don’t beat her there, you represent freedom of speech. what is the level of freedom of speech and these people conclude we are told in the nose we will be back in minutes. amazing people exist amazing people legendary the show continues again no at 21:30 for 169 rubles. the vtb team will quickly register the business. household appliances sber megamarket favorite seeds from martin, the quality is always on top. built-in home appliances are the right choice, we changed the letters,

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the prime minister defended kathleen stock's right to give the speech , saying that debate is a hallmark protesters waved rainbow flags and one who wore a t shirt saying no more dead trans kids glued herself to the floor outside the hall , the floor outside the hall, activist chrissy told gb news says trans people are treated differently. we says trans people are treated differently . we you listen to differently. we you listen to rear— differently. we you listen to mar phrase— differently. we you listen to that phrase itself,- differently. we you listen to that phrase itself, a- r: tijiflcg we you listen to that phrase itself, a debate aberr— that phrase itself, a debate about trans— that phrase itself, a debate about trans existence, trans meme. — about trans existence, trans meme. r— about trans existence, trans meme. r we— about trans existence, trans rights. if we were to talk about mack— rights. if we were to talk about mack reame— rights. if we were to talk about black people and— rights. if we were to talk about black people and debate your ereemeer— black people and debate your e

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