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Hello there, I'm Alicia McCarthy, and this is today in Parliament from BBC Radio 4 for Wednesday

the 23rd of April, where the Conservative leader accuses the Prime Minister of lacking

moral courage following a Supreme Court ruling on sex and gender.

He cheered an ideology that denied safe spaces to women and girls because he thought it was cool to do so.

But Kea Stama reckons Kemi Badenock should be more worried about the threat to her party from Nigel Farage's Reform UK.

The member for Clacton's going to do what he always does.

Eat the Tory party for breakfast.

Also tonight, a committee hears about one woman's battle to get treatment for her eating disorder.

I can't stop making myself sick.

I'm so frightened that my baby's going to die, that I'm going to get ill.

And my doctor looked me dead in the face and laughed at me. And are delays in getting driving tests leading to learners

booking them too early? They take the test whether they're ready or not because it's actually

cheaper in some parts of the country than doing a driving lesson. So why wouldn't you? But first,

the Conservative leader has accused the Prime Minister of being a weather vane

that twists in the wind, following a Supreme Court ruling that when it comes to equality

law, the term woman refers to biological sex. The ruling means that transgender women with

a gender recognition certificate can be excluded

from single-sex spaces. A Prime Minister's questions, Kemi Badenok challenged Sakea Stama

over his previous position on the issue.

Does the Prime Minister now accept that when he said that it was the law that trans women

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