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Doctors at gender-critical conference ambushed by masked protesters - Vimarsana News

Doctors at gender-critical conference ambushed by masked protesters

Doctors at a gender-critical conference were ambushed by “aggressive” masked protesters who let off a smoke bomb and had to be held back by police.

Source: yahoo.com
CBBC medical presenter accused of 'leading trans mob's bid to storm conference in puberty blocker row' - Vimarsana News

CBBC medical presenter accused of 'leading trans mob's bid to storm conference in puberty blocker row'

Dr Ronx Ikharia, who presents Operation Ouch!, was seen using a loud hailer outside a meeting of doctors at the Royal College of General Practitioners in London.

Woke GPs push for Royal College to cancel 'gender critical' event held at its HQ because it has 'transphobic' speakers - Vimarsana News

Woke GPs push for Royal College to cancel 'gender critical' event held at its HQ because it has 'transphobic' speakers

The Clinical Advisory Network on Sex and Gender will hold the event at the Royal College of General Practitioners' conference centre in London next month.

London's Beloved Grant Museum of Zoology Will Reopen in February - Vimarsana News

London's Beloved Grant Museum of Zoology Will Reopen in February

After closing for a £300,000 renovation last March, the legendary museum will welcome visitors again from Tuesday February 6

Mace chief slams government over Euston private finance lull - Vimarsana News

Mace chief slams government over Euston private finance lull

Mace chief executive Mark Reynolds said chancellor Jeremy Hunt had called him asking for support with the plan to attract investment into the £6.5bn