Daily Mail UK
When the then Lady Nicholson was made a life peer in 1997, she could hardly have imagined that 25 years down the line, she would be considered a champion of women’s rights by today’s feminists, become a poster girl for parenting website Mumsnet and a treasured ally of gay campaigning groups.
Yet aged 80, that’s where she finds herself, having become a very determined and vocal player in the push back against what she considers to be the erosion of women’s rights and free speech at the hands of trans activists.