https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/01/26/celia-walden-midwives-newborns-sexual-orientation/
Asking midwives to record the sexual orientation of newborns is sickening. According to the warped NHS, a baby’s gender identity is now more important than its biological sex
One midwife was brave enough to blow the whistle, saying staff are “worried” by the forms, but don’t want to raise the issue with NHS managers. Because that’s how effective the gender warriors have been with their intimidation tactics. Like the fearful subjects in The Emperor’s New Clothes, nobody wants to be the one to point out the obvious and say, “But the child is either a boy or a girl!” It gets worse. Whilst there is no obligation to record biological sex on the new American-made software, the default settings do include a form asking for a newborn’s gender identity, pronouns and sexual orientation. You know, alongside the time and date.
I’m just going to let that sit for a moment. Let us all digest how warped a group of human beings have to be by their own ideology to suggest that a newborn baby could have decided – in the five minutes that he/she/they has existed on earth – that on balance, they are “neutrois” (a non-binary identity for those who aren’t exclusively male or female), “stone butch” (someone who embodies traits associated with feminine butchness or stereotypes associated with traditional masculinity) or perhaps “trigender” (having three gender identities, simultaneously or over time). It would be funny if this were all part of some inconsequential, narcissistic little game that people liked to play in their spare time. Only this new software is being used in at least 10 NHS trusts. Oh, and the “upgrade” cost £450m.
Identity isn’t just a new toy for a spoilt generation to play around with because they don’t have anything more serious to pour their energies into. Being able to identify one human being from another is critical in a medical context. It’s critical in a societal context too, for our safety, our human rights and our dignity, allowing – among other things – for the orderly functioning of financial and legal systems, and for the protection of both the living and the dead.