Outraged Tories are demanding parents' right to see school lesson materials after shocking revelations that 13 year-olds are being taught there are 100 genders, and primary pupils are learning about masturbation.
Why are schools so desperate to keep what they're teaching kids about sex a secret from parents? That's the question Clare Page is asking as she takes the authorities to court to force them to be transparent.
Rishi Sunak is under pressure from almost 70 Conservative MPs to give schools a legal duty to publish materials used in sex education lessons after a judge ruled they did not have to for commercial reasons.
Human rights advocates in the UN seem to have become obsessed with the cause of decriminalising and normalising the sex trade, writes Dr David McGrogan.
Grandad’s Pride, a children’s book with depictions of men in leather bondage gear and a trans man with ‘top-surgery’ scars, has sparked outrage with parents after it was handed out to pupils at a pre-school in Hull.
'Genderbread man' and 'Gender Galaxy' are just some of the sex education materials being used by Swindon Borough Council to teach children as young as 11.
A majority of male monkeys swing both ways, a study has found. The authors try to draw lessons for humans. But when the study also found that all relationships from age 10 upwards were sexualised, is that a good idea?
After the courts ruled that the content of controversial pro-trans and 'sex positive' sex education lessons may be kept secret from parents, MPs prepare to legislate to force disclosure.
Sex education has been suspended in the Isle of Man pending an investigation into a lesson delivered by a drag queen who told a class of 11 year-olds there are 73 different genders.
