Thanks for getting in touch with us regarding an article on the BBC Sport website titled "Trans female athletes must lower testosterone levels, IAAF rules."
I understand you feel our LGBT correspondent Ben Hunte is political biased in favour of transgender issues.
Firstly, I’m sorry about the delay in getting back to you. I know people appreciate a prompt response and unfortunately we’ve taken longer to reply than usual – please accept our apologies.
All staff working for BBC News, though clearly entitled to hold personal opinions and beliefs, are acutely aware that their views should never in any way influence their work for the BBC, nor should they be apparent to our audience. It is important to recognise however that a fundamental part of the role of our correspondents is to offer analysis, using their experience and knowledge, but this is not indicative of bias.
Furthermore, we feel in this instance using the term 'cisgender' is appropriate as it accurately differentiates between the transgender athletes in the article.
Nevertheless, we do value your feedback about the article. All complaints are sent to senior management and in this case the BBC Sport team every morning, and I included your points in our overnight report of audience feedback.
These reports are among the most widely read sources of feedback in the BBC and ensures that your concerns have been seen by the right people quickly.
Thanks once again for getting in touch with us.
Kind regards
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