the way they dress and the name and pronouns they currently use.

Now, Baroness Faulkner went on to say that her organisation had been speaking to the Health Service

for, quotes, an inordinately long time and would be asking when they'd be updating their advice.

Now, the governments in Scotland and Wales have not currently given any further guidance

on how the ruling might affect the NHS.

Yes, Hugh Pim, they're the health editor of the BBC. Now, you are listening live, aren't you?

But I've made a mistake this afternoon, the likes of which I haven't made for about seven or eight years.

I forgot to press record as I began the program, which is bizarre,

really. I can't figure it out. I'm not pissed right up. Nothing like it. I wasn't particularly

distracted as I began the program, but I am now speaking to you who might be listening to the podcast

later.

You missed nothing other than me banging on about the Supreme Court ruling.

So you've missed nothing.

It's just going to be a four-minute shorter podcast than usual.

I've just basically just pressed record right now.

What's wrong with me, dear listener? Have you had such

forgetfulness? Have you had episodes like that? It's never happened to me before. I have my

jingles ready to go. I look to my right. I press record. And for some reason, this afternoon,

I didn't do it. It must be fatigue. Although it can't be. I've recently had a week away from work.

Anyway, apologies to the podcast listeners later.

It's all a bit strange, isn't it?

Because you're listening live, you haven't missed anything.

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