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We are at @acadofideas today to launch our new report Welfare vs Ideology, which examines how Britain’s leading children’s charities have abandoned their founding principles to promote contested LGBT ideologies using public funding.
Come and grab a free copy!
#BattleFest
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‘The egg donors priced themselves according to how they pegged their “worth” when it comes to looks and genes.
I could have chosen a donor at £4,000, but I went for the beautiful donor who priced herself at £15,000.’
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How can you feel OK paying a Mexican woman to be pregnant, get a C-section and express milk for a baby she doesn’t get to keep? How is this being presented as socially acceptable? thetimes.com/article/4e09e57…
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Good report on the employment tribunal of Dr Sarah Redvers and the medical scandal at WellBN Brighton, from Alison Holt at the BBC.
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It is a humdinger of a motion - taking in changing adultery in marriage breakdown, changes to immigration, legal rights for multiple partners inc on benefits and pensions, and a bit of getting polyamory into sex ed in schools.
A doctor who raised concerns about the treatment of children questioning their gender has said she was accused of transphobia, bullied and harassed out of her child protection job in the NHS.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cr5y…
The pro surrogacy bias in The Times is unbelievable…
sophieberesiner.substack.com…
A “celebrity” hairdresser has been given a platform in The Times to talk about pursuing surrogacy in Mexico.
As though exploiting a low income woman in a developing country & removing her child is ok.
thetimes.com/article/4e09e57…
The logical progression of “love is love” - this won’t stop with polyamory…
Scottish Green activists push for legal recognition of polyamory trib.al/11BrUjn
How can the puberty blocker trial NOT be driven by ideology when Baroness Cass lists all the underlying serious issues that these 1,600 children are going through, including being socially transitioned, online grooming and mental disorders.
This is State-sanctioned abuse!
Extraordinary testimony from Baroness Cass yesterday on the profile of children who will be part of the *Puberty Blockers Trial*. Little kids who have been 'socially transitioned' from early childhood. Harmed by their parents - reinforced by the State... @Transgendertrd 1/
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We have written to the British Medical Association @TheBMA following the publication of NHS guidance on single-sex spaces.
Their statement on the guidance is highly concerning and reiterates a commitment to encouraging its members to continue to break the law.
bma.org.uk/news-and-opinion/…
We are already receiving correspondence from medical professionals who no longer wish to be part of the BMA because of this statement.
Here is the BMA's current chairman...
xitter.cf/thomasdolphin
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How is #surrogacy made to be socially acceptable?
Language is how - the words we use, or an absence of words, allows us to hide, pretend or spin a certain narrative.
We speak plainly.
Women become pregnant and give birth.
When babies are born and they need their mothers.
No linguistic engineering make these realities disappear.
Read more in our latest blog:
stopsurrogacynowuk.org/2026/…
ALT Stop Surrogacy Now UK branding reads "Read our latest blog, The Language of Surrogacy: A Linguistic Disguise for the Erasure of Mothers" by Lexi Ellingsworth.
It's a good question...
Since when did the exploitation of women for their ability to have babies become fashionable?
When did children become an item you could purchase?
This is #surrogacy.
Claire was an amazing lady who wrote a brilliant report for FET last year about how public libraries have been captured by LGBT ideology and social justice activism.
She will be immensely missed.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
It’s with heavy hearts that WRN announce the death of one of our own, the truly fabulous Claire Loneragan.
Claire was a fundamental part of WRN since its inception and had been key to the growth and the success of our organisation. She is irreplaceable as a WRNer and as a Director. Most importantly though, as a dear friend. We will miss her immensely.
We know that all our WRN members will feel her loss deeply, not least her ‘home’ group of Somerset and Dorset.
We send our sincere heartfelt sympathies to her husband Dave, her children, her wider family, and her many friends.
Claire had been ill for some time but maintained her typical good humour, courage (and not a small amount of ice cream) throughout.
When we have needed wisdom, hard work and application, Claire had provided these in abundance. Her hand was in everything that we did. And we all endeavoured to ‘Be More Claire’ as a result.
But more importantly than that, she was always our dear friend.
Goodbye Claire.
We love you so much xx
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How can you feel OK paying a Mexican woman to be pregnant, get a C-section and express milk for a baby she doesn’t get to keep? How is this being presented as socially acceptable? thetimes.com/article/4e09e57…
White working class children are the most likely to leave school at 16 without going into further education or employment according to DfE data.
It’s about time the Government analysed family breakdown as a factor in educational outcomes.
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…
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Show biz hacks dressed a cock-and-balls story of self-mutilation as a very special ‘gender journey’. Stories like those of Schafer are where the narcissism and superficiality of Hollywood meet the narcissism and superficiality of trans.
spiked-online.com/2026/10/22…
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Following the announcement in The Times Style Magazine George Norwood provides a 6 month update in @thetimes.
“Elijah is the product of not one but two international women: his Venezuelan egg donor and his Mexican birth mother.”
By-passing the celebrity name drops and self-absorbed pity party, the details are:
✅ Mexican surrogate mother was chosen for her nice hair and a son who is a hairdresser
✅ Venezuelan woman chosen for her ‘high-value’ DNA
✅ British Agency (under current investigation by UK Govt) My Surrogacy Journey was paid £65k
✅ Mother had C-section at 38 weeks
✅ Daily breastmilk delivery is made by her partner for the first 8 weeks of Elijah’s life (this would have been included in the contract with a payment attached as an additional ‘service’)
✅ Norwood is considering a ‘sibling journey’ - will he go back to Mexico for repeat business?
Back in England George promises to stay in touch with the anon mother but this boy will not grow up with her and he may find he has many siblings later on.
Another day, another Times story celebrating a wealthy gay man buying a baby from a woman in a developing country and trafficking it into the U.K.
thetimes.com/article/4e09e57…
@SurrogConcern @WombsNotForRent
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“Surrogacy is expensive, far beyond our means, especially after rebuilding our lives from trauma, grief, financial devastation, and immigration. Your support will help us begin the surrogacy process, cover medical evaluations, secure legal protections, and follow a safe, ethical, hopeful path to parenthood.”
This same sex couple are appealing for free money to pay a woman for her baby.
This is #surrogacy.
gofundme.com/f/a-love-that-s…
🚨 BREAKING: A male NHS nurse says he’s received four nominations for awards that celebrate women working in healthcare - including ‘Women’s Champion of the Year’.
Jia Palis Amada said being “embraced as a woman” was already an award in itself.
The awards are organised by emap - in association with Nursing Times.
Helen Joyce of Sex Matters called the nominations “deeply insulting” to women.
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This is utter madness!
It's virtue-signalling gone mad... Sinn Fein, the Social Democrats and the Labour Party all back legal change to allow stillborn babies be classified as 'non-binary' trib.al/TFEJCh4
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This ministerial letter fails to engage with any of the substantial criticisms of the draft Conversion Practices Bill. The bill isn’t compatible with rights to family life, to free expression and to live in a society governed by a predictable, comprehensible criminal code.
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@MindCharity, a mental health charity is offering solidarity and support to people distressed by the NHS restoring women's legal rights in single sex wards and facilities.
Read that again.
A charity that claims to care about mental health but who cannot extend it's compassion to women and girls whose rights have been violated.
Our WRN report 'When we are at our most vulnerable', evidences the sickening extent of rapes and sexual assaults in hospitals. womensrights.network/hospita…
How can women access mental health support from Mind, knowing they don't support their single sex rights to hospital care.
For far too long the rights of women to safety, privacy and dignity have been ignored. Women have been discriminated against, harassed and forced to fight service providers, and too often, their own employers for the right to single-sex spaces.
Now Mind is offering support to those distressed by restoring those rights.
What about the women who suffered while Mind stayed silent?
@MindCharity is showing exactly whose mental health it is prepared to support - and whose suffering it is prepared to overlook.
There is no such thing as “cisgender”, “transgender” or “non-binary”.
If the BMA does not believe in biological sex, how can the NHS expect its staff who are members to follow government guidance on single sex spaces when it’s left loophole for staff to use “clinical judgment”?
Shocking statement with activist commitment to continued law breaking from the British Medical Association @TheBMA in response to new NHS guidance on single-sex spaces for staff and patients 👇🏻
bma.org.uk/news-and-opinion/…
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🚨 BREAKING: A male NHS nurse says he’s received four nominations for awards that celebrate women working in healthcare - including ‘Women’s Champion of the Year’.
Jia Palis Amada said being “embraced as a woman” was already an award in itself.
The awards are organised by emap - in association with Nursing Times.
Helen Joyce of Sex Matters called the nominations “deeply insulting” to women.
My latest for [Un]Captured. Link below 👇
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