Jenn Selby

RT @DrProudman: Having suffered the horror of being spiked, I’ve spent years campaigning to make it a specific criminal offence. The Home S…

RT @David_Challen: James Cleverly making a joke about spiking his wife’s drink and controlling women not only shows the Home Sec doesn’t ta…

RT @aitchrobertson: major kudos to GB News for going full steam ahead and airing this despite their presenter coming across as a belligeren…

RT @AnnOlivarius: Instead of looking for evidence of a crime, police and CPS trawl the phones and therapy notes of rape victims, trying to…

RT @KateMaltby: What if we quite like negronis, swerve GB News, but also think it's disappointing to see people we admire in liberal media…

RT @SamanthaTaghoy: Sexual harassment is an open secret in Westminster. I worked in Parliament for nearly two years, during which I was to…

Standing with you, @DrProudman. Those perpetrating this abuse need to have a long hard look in the mirror and really think about why this advocacy affects them so deeply.

RT @Philippa_Perry: At times a mental health diagnosis is useful but at others it is self limiting. We are all on a spectrum of understandi…

RT @Matt_A_Shea: A photo of the "no evidence" that the Romanian authorities have been gathering against Andrew Tate. Credit @Biro_A / http…

The most heartbreaking account from a mother whose daughter took her own life during lockdown - and she was unable to get to her because of travel restrictions. Brings to life just how despicable Boris Johnson, Rishi Sunak and others behaviour truly was during Covid.

Tobi @TobiFrenzen

Absolutely heart-rending account by Philippa Bateman from Worcestershire. 💔 This needs to be heard by every Boris Johnson sycophant / enabler who trivialises his lockdown breaches, defends his blatant lies, or ridicules the Privileges Committee as a Kangaroo Court! https://t.co/H6unL36vkI

Women’s mental health charity Wish has described the revelation as “deeply troubling”, adding that it “underscores the urgent need for decriminalisation of abortion and highlights the policing of women's bodies”.

Harriet Wistrich @HWistrich

A pregnant woman jumped in front of a train – police recorded an illegal abortion https://t.co/lgCVsr1KEF

Someone should tell them it is fiscally responsible to opt for a policy that pays for itself within a few years and boosts the economy by allowing mothers to get back to work.

The Guardian @guardian

Labour rules out universal childcare for young children in fiscal credibility drive https://t.co/lynBsYUsLC

We tried to warn you - never think it can't happen here in Britain. This was the UK's alarming response to the overturning of Roe V Wade in the US last year - and a sign of things to come. Now, a woman is in jail for abortion. https://t.co/Kl8B9sgVnj

RT @hannahfearn: My unpopular take: air conditioning should be banned at under 30 degrees. Just open the window, wear appropriate clothing…