EXCERPT:
WINSTON: “There's no question, we can change our agenda, we can do it by mutilating ourselves, we can remove bits of our body, and therefore change our shape and so on. But you can't change your sex, because that is embedded actually in those genes in every cell in the body. That's the difference. And that really becomes a problem, because of course, occasionally, you end up with, let's say, somebody who is born a male, but then wants to become a female. So you can have that mutating operation, for example, but then the question is, should they be allowed to compete in sport. That's a major problem, because of course, they still have certain male characteristics, will likely to give them an edge over other -- other -- other -- other women. And so that is where the problem really I think lies. And of course, also the issue of just social behavior in different situations, using toilets, using bathrooms --"
MORGAN: "Right."
WINSTON: "-- a whole range of issues like this, which understandably worry women."