like like so richard dawkins expresses that view. and i agree with richard dawkins on this.es online, i think it's disgusting that people are trying to suggest that this athlete shouldn't be able to compete in the women's sports, etc. i'm not going to say, oh, well, because you disagree, i'd like that. shut down. i'd like your account removed. it's like, that's someone who thinks about the world differently from me. that's called a plural society. >> nothing wrong with that to you. go on. i will explain it to you. go on. i will explain it to you. is that is that there are two sides and one side is the left side. the team world side, which is the side that, you know, if someone wants to say that they're a woman, you've got to let them go with go with it. self—identity and people are fighting for that because they have nothing else in. >> what you're saying is that one side of this is authoritarian and the other side is for open debate. >> no, because you're being authoritarian by saying that that's a man when. >> no, that's an expression of a that's actually an expression of

the social network facebook, banned in russia , deleted the account of the famous biologist richard dawkins his statement about the winner women's boxing competitions at the paris olympics. according to the opinion of those who failed the gender test, algerian iman khilif is a man. this example of unfortunate wrestling at the paris games does not end there. artem krasulin will tell you more. from the failed opening ceremony to worms in the athletes' food and the covid epidemic. on the last day of the paris olympics, not only neutral fans, but also dozens of athletes want to forget the games as a bad dream. observers called the results of the competitions in the ring the funeral of women's boxing. in the final of the tournament. weight category up to 57 kg, taiwanese athlete linen literally beat julia shirimeta from poland, a clear victory, not counting the fact that the representative of taiwan failed the gender test. the day before , an athlete from algeria, who also had an excess of the male hormone testosterone in her body, victoriously raised her hands in the ring. for this reason, at t

in the case of richard dawkins. >> all right , toby, dawkins. >> all right, toby, i'm going to open thathat you've just heard? >> that's completely shameful. and it's all to do with control. okay. we have a social credit system in china in which they have ai cameras in which they can recognise faces . and, you can recognise faces. and, you know, that's a george orwellian future. and slowly but surely, it's coming to the uk to the point where we're going to have a government that will ban accounts. and let's not forget your instagram or your meta or your instagram or your meta or your x is a digital asset. you put a lot of time and effort into it. you know all your connections. are there something you make money out of? is something that you make connections out of, and then the government can come and say, well, we disagree with you based on a false premise, and we're going to take that away from you, right? so what stops them in the near future? taking away your money or taking away your assets? and that's what a social credit system is. and that's what we're moving towards. it's all ab

nearly 600 academics, including richard dawkins, have signed a letter urging the education secretary rethink her decision to scrap the free speech act. they're warning that without action, staff and students could be hounded , censored and silenced hounded, censored and silenced for holding legitimate legal views. >> and kill a dog remains on the loose. police have caught two dogs believed to have attacked a man found dead in a back garden in birmingham , but one dog could in birmingham, but one dog could still be at large . still be at large. right, well, big story. today is of course, energy bills. now charities are warning that pensioners, some pensioners, could see their bills rise by as much as £500. yeah. >> and could it also be a double whammy for pensioners. because of course most of them or some of course most of them or some of them at least have lost their winter fuel payments, creating that £500 figure. so do get in touch if you have been affected by this price cap price cap increase even gb views gb views. sorry gbnews.com/yoursay something like that, something like that

i think richard dawkins said, once upon a time, you can be so open minded that your brain falls out and can't necessarily have a party that some people on one wing of it don't know what a woman is, and the other side wants to pull you out of the echr and don't care and lock everybody. and this is, this is too broad. so it's good that we can have these kinds of things. but you made the point there. it's not about the point there. it's not about the centre ground because most people will hold very widely different views. they'll want to have lots more funding for the nhs, and they'll want potentially capital punishment for paedophiles, for example. right. and they'll be considered a sort of centrist because they've got one very left, one very right opinion. what does this do? i think you're right, though, when it comes down to these two frontrunners, i think kemi badenoch and robert jenrick, they both got the ability to say that they're not. so right on some issues, and to throw red meat where it is and surely the person who lands the leadership just has to take a position and stick to it

nearly 600 academics, including richard dawkins, have signed a letter urging the education secretaryech act. they're warning that without action, staff and students could be hounded , censored and silenced hounded, censored and silenced for holding legitimate legal views. >> and kill a dog remains on the loose. police have caught two dogs believed to have attacked a man found dead in a back garden in

richard dawkins wrote the forward to it.. but another problem is it's been very widely adopted, and it's not least by political parties themselves. in fact, the labour party has formally adopted this definition of islamophobia, as part of its code of conduct. so any labour mp, any, any member of the labour party who says something that is, criticising perceived muslimness risks being suspended from the party or disciplined for that. and so you already have an effective sort of blasphemy code or, you know, restriction on what people can say about islam in the labour party amongst the majority of mps in parliament. and that's already very concerning to me. >> you can see why this is coming up again, though, considering that in recent days mosques have been the target of violent protests and intimidation, worshippers in those mosques, feeling intimidated with, you know, mobs, mobs of thugs outside, i mean, what do you do to protect people exercising their faith in a free country without adopting such a prescriptive definition o