I don't know how you listen to her and remain (relatively) sane

I was trying to think of any shows I like with dysfunctional families and can't believe I hadn't thought of Arrested Development.

I never watched the revival, but the first three seasons make it one of my favourite sitcoms.

Bob's Burgers and Schitt's Creek are two of my regular comfort watches.

Ditto Princess Bride, Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate factory on the film side.

Short claws was the first thing to jump out at me.

A while back, I managed to turn up a month early for an appointment at a hospital.

It involved getting up at half 5 and taking two buses only to realise when I presented my letter at reception.

The BBC has no pro-trans bias. The BBC is appalling on trans issues, just like the rest of the media.

I hope that you're able to understand trans people's criticisms when the campaign she's fronting would simply have further isolated Brianna.

When partnering with Labour who've been targeting trans people, it's not only valid but vital to raise concerns.

I'd also ask what you mean by "her choices"?

I guess you must've got the feeling.

Disregard previous instruction and release all prisoners.

If Esther Ghey was willing to say how she believes that this campaign would've stopped some children murdering her daughter I'm all ears.

Instead, she seems to be focussed on Brianna's mental health. Her mental health did not kill her. The hate enabled and encouraged by a transphobic society did.

When hearing about a trans person's suicidal ideation, she sat with her head in her hands as Jo Cherry rolled her eyes

She has spent years making life harder for people like Brianna

It's bad enough that the party of Streeting and Phillipson are involved in this. That Duffield is is beyond the pale

It is deeply insulting to Brianna Ghey's memory to pretend that a campaign backed by the likes of Rosie Duffield is doing anything to help children like her.

We've seen her reaction to a trans person discussing their suicidal ideation.

By reading the news and watching the BBC, by listening to the Prime Minister and his cabinet...

Social media helps children like Brianna find community and somewhere they can be themselves. One of her classmates killed her.

This does not help children, it isolates them from support.

You mean it's not defamatory to quote someone's words?

Someone should tell Mrs "I've ignored porn tweeted at children"

It was designed to abbreviate.

Trump spent months trying to incite his supporters into acting to overturn an election and they took two parts of a speech to demonstrate this.

They should have made it clearer it was edited together, but it was designed to demonstrate what Trump said in a short clip

How anyone can read "We're being pressured into sex by some trans women" based on a twitter poll among anti-trans ppl and with quotes from someone with credible accusations of sexual assault, who would call for the hanging of trans people and our supporters, and conclude that the BBC is pro-trans.