The BBC published more than 100 articles, broadcasts and videos across online, TV and radio containing serious and false defamatory allegations about my husband and me, yet it has published or broadcast ZERO coverage of its High Court apology or the damages paid to our chosen charities. (1/)

While of course details of the settlement and apology are in The Times, Telegraph, Guardian, Daily Mail, PinkNews, Jewish News, Press Gazette, Deadline and others, it seems astonishing that the BBC across its many outlets would not have covered this. (3/

The BBC's apology and full retraction of false claims about my husband and me did nothing to cover the impact of the people who spread the BBC's false claims on social media, nor the impact it had on our family life, just months after we welcomed our son born through surrogacy. (1/

During our routine parental order hearing at the family court, the magistrate commented on the negative impact of social media speculation relating to our surrogacy journey, and this followed extended investigations by social workers because of the BBC's false claims (2/

Dressed in 2020 vintage to look after Macaulay today as both Daddies have Covid As someone with MS on an immunosuppressant it was a more confusing process with the NHS than the height of the pandemic but I started antiviral treatment within 5 hours of a positive result

The process I went through: Letter from NHS a while ago said to call GPs, they said to call 111, 111 booked me an call with my own GP who then told me to call 111 back, eventually a 111 GP prescribed the treatment which my Mum got for me after phoning around 5 pharmacies

For two decades Labour has celebrated that it repealed Section 28. It is worth remembering that Thatcher’s government introduced it following a campaign by its backbenchers including Jill Knight. In 2024 during a Labour government, we now see its backbencher posting this 👇

We are currently looking at nursery schools for our son for next year and one of the questions we have at all of them is how they handle explaining the different types of families

Since starting my first company at 15, I’ve never really had any “time off” work. 26 years later, I’m eight weeks into paternity leave with our amazing son Macaulay. I will be going back to work at @PinkNews eventually but I’ll never be working quite the same again, now that my most important role is as a Daddy. Macaulay’s other Daddy @DrAnthonyJames has been doing some work but keeping me out of it so that I can immerse myself in being a father. Something I didn’t expect is that I’m actually having better sleep now despite all the early hours feeds than I ever got before! Here’s Macaulay aged exactly eight weeks at 12:17pm today 💙💙💙