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BBC Radio 4 discussion on sex, gender and women’s rights

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DrBlackbird · 27/07/2026 21:26

Across the Red Line
Do we really need to find common ground in society?

Interesting discussion on BBC R4 atm using gender ideology vs women’s rights as an example. The female discussant is brilliant. She’s not allowing any reframing of transgenderism as being a moderate position.

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Darker · 28/07/2026 09:19

Farage gets plenty of airtime.

testmatchspecial · 28/07/2026 08:49

Camilla Tominey is a Telegraph writer as well as being on GB News. Agree I’m quite surprised they let someone so forthright on this on Radio 4.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 27/07/2026 23:51

Hedgehogforshort · 27/07/2026 21:53

Yes she was clear there was no compromise available. The other party kept banging on about gay rights. A man of course.

So inane. No better argument.

1984Now · 27/07/2026 23:47

Shame about Luke Tryl. I really like his take on polling etc.
But once again, another media ecosphere type tacking to the position showing no bravery or critical thinking.
Trylmis like "gays fought for their rights/LGB is now LGBTQ/ergo the fight for gay rights is the fight for trans rights".
Love Camilla, she shows absolute moral indignantion with all this, zero sum game is the corner that the trans lobby have pushed this.
15 years of no debate from their side is countered today by women's rights and trans rights are wholly incompatible.

MrsOvertonsWindow · 27/07/2026 22:44

Hedgehogforshort · 27/07/2026 22:36

What “representative spread” would you like

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Couple of men - one in a dress would likely suffice?

Hedgehogforshort · 27/07/2026 22:36

Darker · 27/07/2026 22:31

The other person was Luke Tryl. Worked for Nicky Morgan. Not Labour.

Camilla is a presenter for GB News.

Not exactly a representative spread.

What “representative spread” would you like

Darker · 27/07/2026 22:31

The other person was Luke Tryl. Worked for Nicky Morgan. Not Labour.

Camilla is a presenter for GB News.

Not exactly a representative spread.

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DrBlackbird · 27/07/2026 22:04

Hedgehogforshort · 27/07/2026 21:53

Yes she was clear there was no compromise available. The other party kept banging on about gay rights. A man of course.

That’s what I was thinking. From a bloody Labour think tank? I was so glad that she was having none of it. Mentioned politicians who spoke about growing a cervix etc. Now that some slight semblance of reality is beginning to emerge, Labour wants to pretend they were always ‘reasonable’.

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Hedgehogforshort · 27/07/2026 21:53

Yes she was clear there was no compromise available. The other party kept banging on about gay rights. A man of course.

hallouminatus · 27/07/2026 21:33

The female discussant is brilliant. She’s not allowing any reframing of transgenderism as being a moderate position.

👍 Camilla Tominey 👍

Hedgehogforshort · 27/07/2026 21:30

Heard most of it on the way to work. Quite good, and something that would have never got air time a year ago