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What about men who don't harass, but who still intimidate anyhow? And where does this behaviour start in men and how can it be prevented in the first place? I think we need to go back to root causes as well as looking at what you're suggesting i.e. the punishments and how women are treated by...

There is a big difference, I agree. But why do two thirds of women feel unsafe when walking the streets? That's a question we have to ask.

And it's not just police. https://plan-uk.org/media-centre/almost-two-thirds-of-women-feel-unsafe-walking-alone-after-dark Almost two thirds of adult women (63%) in Britain say they feel unsafe walking alone after dark. Almost half (48%) felt the same way when they were of school age. This is...

I agree, and I think it is the things that we all just let casually pass that are part of the problem. For example, next time Crodo offers his 'visiting teams most famous supporter' image. Let's ask ourselves what that is reinforcing in our minds about women. I'm not having a crack at Crodo btw...

That makes me angry too. What also makes me angry is listening to every woman who is talking about this. Every woman who is saying that this is how it has always been - this fear. And, they are talking to us. They are talking to me. They are asking me what I am going to do about it. I think...

Just listened to Sarah Everard's mother's impact statement on Women's Hour and in tears. There really is so much to do and I think we men have so much responsibility to end the casual misogyny in society that demeans women and creates the conditions where they are treated differently to the way...