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It's implicit in the argument that says there will only be a few trans players or they're not winning or they haven't yet won.

Is there a point where there are so many that it matters?

And whether people recognize that explicitly or not, that's the implication when they say it's only a few.

What's the problem? Let them in. What does it cost you? It costs something, but that is

discounted because it's happening to women. Hello, welcome back to the Brendan O'Neill show with me, Brendan O'Neill, and my special guest

this week, Fiona McEnanna.

Fiona, welcome to the show.

Hi, Brendan.

It's great to have you back on.

Listeners will remember we had you on last year, I think, where you talked about the excellent

work that you guys do at Sex Matters in terms of standing up for women's rights against the worst aspects of the trans ideology, and also the work that you've previously done with fair play for women, especially in relation to sport. So there's a lot to talk about on this issue. Still, it's ongoing. It sadly has not disappeared yet.

And I have to start off by asking you about this ultimate pool women's prose series final.

Because it is one example where one of these issues that you talk about a lot and you write about a lot has actually hit the headlines,

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