At the end of March 2023 from the editor of the Telegraph

Dear Reader, On the same day that SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon left office (largely thwarted by her own support for the Gender Recognition Reform Bill) the World Athletics Council placed a landmark ban on transgender women competing in female international events. Harry de Quetteville explores how the trans rights battlelines are being redrawn – and

What The Telegraph brought in the news on Friday 2023 March 17

By Matthew Robinson Labour is preparing for a tax raid on up to two million pension pots with a plan to reverse the Chancellor’s decision to scrap the lifetime contributions cap. And Nicola Sturgeon has denied that the SNP is in crisis after it was revealed that more than 40 per cent of the party’s

The Gender Recognition Reform Bill not about ideology

    The Gender Recognition Reform Bill was “not about ideology, it’s about the rights of a minority in our society who already struggle with stigma and discrimination”. ~ Nicola Sturgeon  

A fear for gender tourism

A 13-page “statement of reasons” for the veto warned “traumatised” women could quit female-only clubs and sports after encountering people who had quickly changed their legal gender.

Governments, media and people clashing over gender issues

For parents, thefeeling of their children that they are in the wrong body is much harder to grasp and to deal with than for outsiders, who are even less able to understand parents when they want to deal with their children’s feelings, circumspectly.

The Telegraph Frontpage for Tuesday 2023 January 17

By Danny Boyle Good morning. It took Sir Mark Rowley more than six hours yesterday to say sorry for the Met Police’s failure to remove a serial rapist, pictured above, from its ranks. We look at the task ahead for the commissioner. ‘Non-existent’ vetting gives free rein to predators Sir Mark Rowley took over as