BBC Rebukes Presenter Martine Croxall After Viewers Complained About Her Facial Expression When She Corrected “Pregnant People” To “Women”

The BBC has faced backlash after reprimanding presenter Martine Croxall for correcting the term 'pregnant people' to 'women' during a broadcast. Initially supported by her bosses and praised by figures like J.K. Rowling, Croxall's on-air correction sparked controversy and led to complaints. This incident highlights the ongoing debate over language and gender identity in media, raising questions about freedom of expression and the responsibilities of broadcasters.