the sharron davies propaganda. the sharron davies live patrick christys on gb news.'s former butler , paul burrell. former butler, paul burrell. >> still to come. but it's time now for olympic swimmer and defender of women's sports, sharron davies . and remember, sharron davies. and remember, trans athlete emily bridges , who trans athlete emily bridges, who before british cycling stepped in, was topping podiums like this race where the best performing biological women could only achieve third place. well the woke darlings at vogue have honoured the 25 women who they say they are redefining britain in 2023 with bridges among them writing and posing for the magazine . bridges for the magazine. bridges declares wrong . declares wrong. >> i was banned from competitive cycling because i'm trans. that won't stop me fighting for my rights . wrong emily. rights. wrong emily. >> you could compete in the open category created specifically by british cycling for trans athletes . yes. they also claim athletes. yes. they also claim that concerns about trans women having a physic

sharron davies, welcome to the show . show. >> thank you . >> thank you. >> thank you. >> so, sharrono. tell me about your book. hello. tell me about your book. hello. tell me about your book. why have you written this book and what is it about? >> well, it's about the battle for women's sport. >> and it's not just about the battle we have right now. it's about battle that we've about the battle that we've always even qutubuddin who, always had, even qutubuddin who, you , up modern you know, set up the modern olympic women olympic games, didn't want women in the olympics. so it's all these years of battling and still we have nowhere near parity. of course don't. parity. of course we don't. we're we're we're working on it. we're getting better. but for example , in the uk, there's 1000 women that their living from from that earn their living from from sport. 11,000 men and sport. there's11,000 men and american advertising terms. and the uk is pretty similar. women get 1% of the us sponsorship dollar in the states from sport and 4% of the airtime. so we have this tiny piece of the cake

the sharron davies propaganda. the sharron davies live patrick christys on gb news.na's former butler , paul burrell. former butler, paul burrell. >> still to come. but it's time now for olympic swimmer and defender of women's sports, sharron davies . and remember, sharron davies. and remember, trans athlete emily bridges , who trans athlete emily bridges, who before british cycling stepped in, was topping podiums like this race where the best performing biological women could only achieve third place. well the woke darlings at vogue have honoured the 25 women who they say they are redefining britain in 2023 with bridges among them writing and posing for the magazine . bridges for the magazine. bridges declares wrong . declares wrong. >> i was banned from competitive cycling because i'm trans. that won't stop me fighting for my rights . wrong emily. rights. wrong emily. >> you could compete in the open category created specifically by british cycling for trans athletes . yes. they also claim athletes. yes. they also claim that concerns about trans women having a phys

one of the things that sharron writes about brilliantly in the kennedy chapter is how much mrs. kennedy borrowed from the lincoln experience, including -- how do you pronounce that word? >> catafalque. >> actually she sent to sharron will correct me if i'm wrong, the library of congress that was close on a friday night with flashlights and went through the stacks looking for books that would show what the white house look like after lincoln was killed. >> just kind of combined his answer with a question about arlington. i think we're just making it up as we go. i thinkf that's kind of the beauty of it because every president is going to come to office with a different mindset about religion and faith in ceremony. and we are looking to the past to guide decisions and we are building ourur traditions. so i think it makes sense that we don't have it all figured out here we are making it up as we go, it's not okay to say? >> i, think so. >> with the ceremonies are evolving and shifting and changing as we get new people in with new concerns and tradition traditions. >> i would say ri

sharron welcome to the sharron davies, welcome to the show . show. >> thank you . >> thank you. >> thankook. hello. tell me about your book. hello. tell me about your book. hello. tell me about your book. why have you written this book and what is it about? >> well, it's about the battle for women's sport. >> and it's not just about the battle we have right now. it's about battle that we've about the battle that we've always even qutubuddin who, always had, even qutubuddin who, you , the modern you know, set up the modern olympic women olympic games, didn't want women in the olympics. so getting better. but for example , in the uk, there's 1000 women that earn their living from from sport. there's 11,000 men and sport. there's11,000 men and american advertising terms. and the uk is pretty similar. women get 1% of the us sponsorship dollar in the states from sport and 4% of the airtime. so we have this tiny piece of the cake already and now we're supposed to move over for mediocre male athletes who identify as being female and my issue is nothing athletes who identify as being to do with

and the warrior sharron davies. controversy in canada , with controversy in canada, where danielle mcgahey will become the first transgender cricket player to play in an official international match. after passing all the eligibility eligibility criteria excuse me, to represent canada on their qualifying journey towards the 2024 women's t20 world cup in bangladesh . the 29 world cup in bangladesh. the 29 year old was born male and would not be able to compete for a women's team under the rules of athletics , cycling, swimming and athletics, cycling, swimming and rugby. but the international cricket council's eligibility rules mean there is nothing blocking the milestone moment for the world of sport . well, for the world of sport. well, sharon, great to have you here. the women's rights network have slammed this development. what do you make of it? >> you say this person was born male. they're still male . male. they're still male. >> i mean, human beings cannot physically change our biological sex. >> sex. >> men w

swimming sensation sharron joins me shortly. sharron davies joins me shortly.her pr nightmare as its plans to limit customer cash transactions sparked fury . mass outrage from sparked fury. mass outrage from those who fear a dystopian cashless society. so does the government need to take action? my superstar panel put their money where their mouth is. plus, we'll have a first look at tomorrow's front tomorrow's newspaper front pages, press. don't pages, hot off the press. don't go straight go anywhere. we're back straight after weather . after the weather. >> temperatures rising. boxt >> the temperatures rising. boxt solar the proud sponsors of weather on . gb news evening. weather on. gb news evening. >> i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. a bit of a north south split with the weather tomorrow. mostly fine across the north, whereas in the south quite a grey tuesday with rain drizzle tuesday with rain and drizzle from weather from this little weather feature. doesn't much, feature. it doesn't look much, does i

swimming sensation sharron joins me shortly. sharron davies joins me shortly.nother pr nightmare as its plans to limit customer cash transactions sparked fury . mass outrage from sparked fury. mass outrage from those who fear a dystopian cashless society. so does the government need to take action? my government need to take action? my superstar panel put their money where their mouth is. plus, we'll have a first look at tomorrow's front tomorrow's newspaper front pages, press. don't pages, hot off the press. don't go straight go anywhere. we're back straight after weather . after the weather. >> temperatures rising. boxt >> the temperatures rising. boxt solar the proud sponsors of weather on . gb news evening. weather on. gb news evening. >> i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. a bit of a north south split with the weather tomorrow. mostly fine across the north, whereas in the south quite a grey tuesday with rain drizzle tuesday with rain and drizzle from weather from this little weather feature. doesn't much,

and to listen to sebastian coe and sharron davies, sharon davies has been one of the great campaignerseen big changes in women's sport, not to mention you know, the rapist in scotland the double rapist in scotland who decided that suddenly she was a woman and wanted to go to a women's prison. and the scottish public saying, do you know what, we're with this know what, we're done with this so can swing back, know what, we're done with this so up can swing back, know what, we're done with this so up the can swing back, know what, we're done with this so up the good| swing back, know what, we're done with this so up the good work.; back, know what, we're done with this so up the good work. thomas keep up the good work. thomas harris thank you, nigel union, who of course themselves suffered their own de—banking problems with paypal . in problems with paypal. in a moment, let's talk about this growth of the cashless society. pubsin growth of the cashless society. pubs in london are now refusing cash. pubs in london are now refusing cash . what can we do to fight radio. >> well, gb news are

we're going to have sharron reacting this sharron davies reacting to this on show on monday night. ontwo. >> what did they expect? you know, it's another institution that doesn't listen to its viewers or its listeners or its or its shaft, your biggest star, because they're a little bit old when they don't want to leave. >> utterly bizarre. >> utterly bizarre. >> exactly. so utterly bizarre. keep downhill . keep going downhill. >> kwasi kwarteng, your union jack the clear winner jack, i think the clear winner of category today is of this category today is greenpeace . greenpeace. >> i mean, they made a complete horlicks of things and actually i think it's quite dangerous what they've done. i think they've exposed weaknesses in security. >> they're not a serious organisation anymore. nigel nelson, for the nelson, your nominee for the bbc, commentator chris hughes, for calling cricketer maitland brown a little barbie just because of her blue eyes. >> totally inappropriate . chris >> totally inappropriate. chris told chris, i'm sorry. >> we've got to watch this again i >> players appearan

and to listen to sebastian coe and sharron davies, sharon davies has been one of the great campaignersn big changes in women's sport, not to mention you know, the rapist in scotland the double rapist in scotland who decided that suddenly she was a woman and wanted to go to a women's prison. and the scottish public saying, do you know what, we're with this know what, we're done with this so can swing back, know what, we're done with this so up can swing back, know what, we're done with this so up the can swing back, know what, we're done with this so up the good| swing back, know what, we're done with this so up the good work.; back, know what, we're done with this so up the good work. thomas keep up the good work. thomas harris thank you, nigel union, who of course themselves suffered their own de—banking problems with paypal . in problems with paypal. in a moment, let's talk about this growth of the cashless society. pubsin growth of the cashless society. pubs in london are now refusing cash. pubs in london are now refusing cash . what can we do to fight (tannoy) this is the final cal

we're going to have sharron reacting this sharron davies reacting to this on show on monday night. ontwo. >> what did they expect? you know, it's another institution that doesn't listen to its viewers or its listeners or its or its shaft, your biggest star, because they're a little bit old when they don't want to leave. >> utterly bizarre. >> utterly bizarre. >> exactly. so utterly bizarre. keep downhill . keep going downhill. >> kwasi kwarteng, your union jack the clear winner jack, i think the clear winner of category today is of this category today is greenpeace . greenpeace. >> i mean, they made a complete horlicks of things and actually i think it's quite dangerous what they've done. i think they've exposed weaknesses in security. >> they're not a serious organisation anymore. nigel nelson, for the nelson, your nominee for the bbc, commentator chris hughes, for calling cricketer maitland brown a little barbie just because of her blue eyes. >> totally inappropriate . chris >> totally inappropriate. chris told chris, i'm sorry. >> we've got to watch this again i >> players appearan