If I recall correctly, what sparked Jenni off on air was interviewing India Willoughby.
An article had just come out about how women working at the Dorchester, I believe, were told they had to wear tights.
Jenni asked Willoughby what he thought. And he said of course they should wear tights otherwise it's dirty (as in grubby).
She then said so if men don't wear tights are they dirty? And he did his usual looking stupid reaction and said no of course not.
Afterwards, when he realised how people were reacting, he called her a dinosaur and vowed to get her sacked.
And the other instance was a man who had transitioned to become a woman, in the clergy. I can't remember what rank it was.
Jenni asked him about women in the clergy, and attitudes to it, and what did he think about the historical sexism. He sounded like he genuinely didn't understand the question, presumably had never given it the smallest bloody thought. He just banged on about what dress he might wear to greet his congregation on the first day.
Jenni was fired and she wrote an article explaining everything.
So no, Harriet Harman, it's not fucking controversial, is it?
Harriet Harman. Soo far behind the curve, it's arcing back in front of her.