Nolan Investigates
BBC Radio Ulster
The Nolan team based in Belfast are a group of journalists well used to asking awkward questions. This investigative podcast questions the BBC over its close relationship with the political lobby group Stonewall. We talk to a range of voices with a view on sex, gender and identity. This 18 month investigation has already had significant impact behind the scenes in major public institutions. The podcast is the story of how it all unfolded.
The Nolan team based in Belfast are a group of journalists well used to asking awkward questions. This investigative podcast questions the BBC over its close relationship with the political lobby group Stonewall. We talk to a range of voices with a view on sex, gender and identity. This 18 month investigation has already had significant impact behind the scenes in major public institutions. The podcast is the story of how it all unfolded.
Episode 10 - Is the BBC too close to Stonewall?
Epizodai
We look at whether the BBC's output was influenced by Stonewall
Was the media regulator too keen to please a lobby group?
Trans and non-binary people with different perspectives debate the issues in the podcast.
Was Stonewall’s advice to public bodies entirely accurate?
How close were governments across the UK to Stonewall?
Dr David Bell speaks about his experience of the UK's leading gender clinic.
The UK's first non-binary mayor, talks about what it's like to be non-binary in the UK.
We look at the issues central to the debates around sex and gender.
How the BBC signed up to Stonewall's Allies and Workplace Equality Index schemes.
How the investigation began.