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Letters?

Ah, my bill room.

Bill room?

Yeah.

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Don't want to know.

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Let's talk to Fiona McInner. It's a director of sex matters. This is talk. Let's talk to Fiona McInner is the director of sex matters.

It's a ridiculous story today in the papers, in every single paper,

about how radiologists in the NHS have been told that they have to check if men are pregnant

before conducting scans as part of inclusivity guidance. Oh dear. Fiona, very good morning

to you. Good morning, Mike. It seems mad this, doesn't it? When you read these kind of stories, you think

they can't be serious. But in fact, I know from talking to James Well, my colleague here, who goes to

get cancer treatment on a regular basis that he's asked every single

time he goes if he's pregnant. And it's now got to the point where the nurses kind of joke

with him and say, look, we know you're not, but we've got to ask you anyway. Well, the key word

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