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NHS is 'considering reversing its guidance on terms like 'chestfeeding' and 'people with ovaries' under plans to give hospitals clear language based on biological sex' - Vimarsana News

NHS is 'considering reversing its guidance on terms like 'chestfeeding' and 'people with ovaries' under plans to give hospitals clear language based on biological sex'

The Health Secretary, Victoria Atkins (pictured), will announce the proposed changes to the NHS Constitution this week.

BEL MOONEY: I'm a 50-something divorced dad. Should I try crossdressing in public? - Vimarsana News

BEL MOONEY: I'm a 50-something divorced dad. Should I try crossdressing in public?

I have reached a stage where I want to pursue my dressing fantasy. I adore dressing up, make-up and all the fun, freedoms and colours that go with it.

Married At First Sight star sparks fresh romance rumours - Vimarsana News

Married At First Sight star sparks fresh romance rumours

A Married At First Sight star, who quit the Channel Four show, has sparked fresh romance rumours after sharing a sweet snap with a female companion in Milan.

Baby Reindeer actress Nava Mau, who plays Richard Gadd's transgender ex-girlfriend, praises show's 'generous' creator and says he 'shared a lot' about his real-life experiences on set - Vimarsana News

Baby Reindeer actress Nava Mau, who plays Richard Gadd's transgender ex-girlfriend, praises show's 'generous' creator and says he 'shared a lot' about his real-life experiences on set

Nava Mau, 31, from New Mexico, told GQ that that despite Gadd being 'very generous' with information on his previous partner, 'it was helpful to have a third person in that dynamic'.

Autism and gender dysphoria are caused by hormones babies are exposed to in the womb, experts claim - Vimarsana News

Autism and gender dysphoria are caused by hormones babies are exposed to in the womb, experts claim

Experts believe autism and gender-divergence could be linked - with people who do not identify with the sex they were assigned at birth up to six times more likely to be autistic.