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SEEN in the City retweeted
Really good to see @MelissaH_BBC tackling the long-term consequences of birth, both from vaginal and caesarean deliveries. Long-term complications are not discussed enough. bbc.co.uk/future/article/202…
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Do you hate driving at night? Are you a woman?
If you answer yes to both questions, you might be interested in a new report which found female drivers are significantly more likely to be dazzled by headlights - & to adjust their behaviour by driving less or not at all.
But why?
SEEN in the City retweeted
Utterly grim. The NHS needs to take some responsibility when its staff assault patients.
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Baroness @HayteratLords said “Whilst no-one supports any mental or physical abuse on a child or young person exploring their sexuality, a bill which could criminalise parents, siblings, therapists or churches for normal discussions and guidance would be dangerous and undesirable.
“There may never be an actual prosecution, but the threat of that or even reporting to the police would have a chilling effect on the most ordinary or loving conversations.”
SEEN in the City retweeted
I've never seen a legislative proposal which its supporters are so willing to defend by simply making stuff up.
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Hallelujah for the Church of England and the Catholic Church standing up for their principles.
The state should not be policing prayer.
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/11…
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The @britishlibrary paid @stonewalluk to deliver security training on the management of gender critical women :
conservativesforwomen.org/ho…
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THIS IS WHY IT MATTERS
Officcers are clear that many of the men they meet have spiralled towards child abuse from pornography.
“We see many young adults who started out watching pornography as children,” said DS Peter Wheeler. “They have escalated down the rabbit hole. Ultimately, we have to look at the big porn platforms. These are multimillion-pound companies.”
theguardian.com/society/2026…
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From today it’s illegal to publish or possess porn showing strangulation, incest, or adults acting out sex with under-16s.
Police say the men they arrest for child abuse offences often describe a path from extreme porn.
theguardian.com/society/2026…
SEEN in the City retweeted
"This is about platforms removing very egregious content.
“We are talking about the normalisation of strangulation, the normalisation of incest, of videos with girls in pigtails with teddy bears, of adults acting out child abuse and that extreme content being pushed by algorithms to the public for profit by porn platforms.”
Claire McGlynn on the MoJ's bizarre ad campaign on the latest strangulation porn crackdown
@harrietgrant
theguardian.com/society/2026…
SEEN in the City retweeted
New: Police are investigating after a threat to 'murder whoever doesn't support trans rights', with a photo of a knife attached to the message, was sent to the Darlington nurses
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The porn lobby are in overdrive spreading misinformation about what the new law will mean. But we have been here before.
I remember being perplexed when the lie that face sitting would be banned first surfaced. I even thought about joining a protest against it (mainly bc it seemed like a laugh). But that didn't happen.
Read this thread.
SEEN in the City retweeted
Here’s a sample of the scum currently on my TL complaining that not being allowed to masturbate over footage of women being abused is an infringement of ‘free speech.’
They make the case for me.
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How did we get to this?
Giving schoolkids lessons on sexual strangulation danger seems like a last resort: but it’s really the first resort in a several decade long battle with the harms of ultraviolent porn. It’ll be clear we’ve done nothing for too long 👇
SEEN in the City retweeted
Bank of England raises interest rates to 4% in bid to tame inflation ft.trib.al/Llvo32T
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This is a very welcome step @MoJGovUK
“the process of separating a mother from their baby when they have just given birth is "widely accepted as deeply traumatic for all involved"
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cqy7… @AdoptionApology
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Bosses face jail if staff use wrong pronouns under trans law
telegraph.co.uk/gift/7d746b5…
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Do you remember this?
I do.
I’ll never forget it.
#istandwithangelacarini
Italian boxer Angela Carini says 'I quit to save my life' after stopping Olympics bout with 'biologically male' opponent Imane Khelif just 46 seconds into first round trib.al/13eraRP
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SANDIE PEGGIE IS APPEALING
The Darlington Nursing Union welcomes the news that its member Sandie Peggie is appealing her case against the Royal College of Nursing.
Throughout this ordeal, Sandie has demonstrated an enormous amount of courage and determination. It takes immense strength to stand up, challenge decisions and continue fighting for what you believe is right, particularly when the battle involves an organisation that should have been there to represent you.
No healthcare professional should ever be abandoned by the very union they have paid to protect them.
That is precisely why the Darlington Nursing Union was established: to ensure that healthcare professionals, who believe in biological reality, have a voice, receive proper representation and are never left feeling that they have to fight alone.
Trade union membership should mean having someone in your corner when it matters most. It should mean support, solidarity and representation – not having to question whether your union will stand beside you when things get difficult.
Sandie, as you continue your fight, please know that we stand with you. Your case and courage has shown why alternative options for union representation on these issues is urgently needed.
Join us
#StandWithSandie #DarlingtonNursingUnion #DNU #Nursing #HealthcareProfessionals
The dismissal today of Sandie Peggie’s case against the Royal College of Nursing should concern every healthcare professional who believes in biological reality.
Bethany Hutchison, President of the Darlington Nursing Union, said:
“Sandie’s story shows why healthcare professionals need a union that understands their convictions before a crisis begins.
“The court’s decision does not erase the fears and lawful beliefs of nurses who believe their union may not represent them robustly when disputes involve biological sex and gender identity.
“Sandie’s experience shows how vulnerable a nurse can become when trust in union representation breaks down.
“Gender-critical nurses deserve representation from a union whose starting point is clear: biological sex is real, freedom of belief matters, and lawful single-sex protections must be defended.
“The Darlington Nursing Union exists to provide that representation. We will stand firmly alongside our members, seek early and effective resolutions, and defend them robustly if a dispute escalates.
"Our members should never have to question whether their union shares a commitment to defending their lawful rights."
Join the Darlington Nursing Union by contacting [email protected]
