Their last story on Mermaids was 30th September, a report on the investigation done by a newspaper that still actually bothers to do some digging, The Telegraph. The Observer published a piece by Sonia Sodha on the 2nd but since then it's been crickets, on both Mermaids and the LSE. Many of my friends only get their 'news' from The Guardian or BBC radio. Many are parents. They don't use social media, where these issues have been trending all week, they don't read the Times, Telegraph or Mail. It is absolutely exasperating and now downright sinister how ill-informed and ignorant The Guardian is deliberately keeping its readers on a huge issue that can and in many cases will detrimentally impact a generation of children for life. It is putting its own internal, binary politics, where it deludedly thinks it's on the right side of history no matter how much evidence piles up to the contrary, above honest, factual reporting, and not for the first time. 'Facts are sacred' my arse.