Topic Lifecycle: Dormant
This topic is currently dormant in the news cycle. It was last covered on Tuesday 4 August 2026 and has not appeared in recent broadcasts.
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Schoolgirls from Tyneside have spoken about experiencing misogyny, including threats of rape and sexist insults, at school and online. They created a short film about their experiences and sent it to the Prime Minister. The film includes references to a 'rape list' made by boys. Domestic abuse charities warn that normalising such views can lead to abuse in early relationships. From September, secondary school pupils in England will be taught to recognise misogyny as part of the curriculum, and the new guidance will also cover sexist and misogynistic influencers on social media. The girls hope the Prime Minister will share their film with schools.
Key Claims by Channel
| Claim | BBC News | BBC One |
|---|---|---|
| Schoolgirls from Tyneside created a short film about misogyny they face at school and online. | ||
| The film was sent to the Prime Minister before curriculum changes in September. | ||
| The film includes a 'rape list' created by boys ranking girls by who they would most and least want to rape. | ||
| Domestic abuse charities warned that normalising extreme views can lead to abuse in early relationships, with some 13- and 14-year-old girls abused by boys of the same age. | ||
| From September, secondary pupils will be taught to recognise misogyny as part of the curriculum, as part of a government commitment to tackling violence against women and girls. | ||
| Sexist and misogynistic influencers on social media will be covered in the new guidance. | ||
| The girls hope the Prime Minister will share their film with schools nationwide. | ||
| The girls made a short film about their experiences and sent it to the Prime Minister. | · |
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