I've just spotted this, WFTCHTJ - I saw the press review but unfortunately the subtitles were a bit wonky but between what I could hear and what I could read, I recall that B Spence made the point that it was odd that these men who claim to be women barge their way uninvited into women's spaces and demand their rights [hitting the desk with his fist] with no regard for anyone else, in what is a stereotypical male way. Other insightful stuff too.
I was interested in what the other reviewer had to say - a journalist called Susie? Boniface. I've never noticed her being particularly GCish when I've seen her in the past - not pro-genderwoo either, in fairness. Not like the wonderful Sonia Sodha who often does the press review on Sky, who is always so calm and articulate in defending women's rights
She obviously didn't have a lot to say on the subject [afraid of repercussions?] but said that everybody has rights, but your rights are limited at the point where they impinge on other people's. It was a bit cryptic, but it was obvious that she meant that trans rights shouldn't override women's rides.
It was unusual to have both reviewers, who are often picked to give two different takes, in agreement on this being 'a victory for common sense'.
On reflection, it was a shame that one of the reviewers wasn't a trans ally, it would have been interesting to see them arguing in favour of Rose!