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Catherine Lough, PA & Nicole Goodwin

Durham University students target open days in protest over Rod Liddle speech

Durham University students have targeted post-offer visit days to raise concerns in a dispute over a speech given by columnist Rod Liddle at a dinner last year.

Students walked out of the event at South College during the columnist's speech in December, and South College principal Professor Tim Luckhurst was criticised for calling them "pathetic" for the boycott.

According to a report from student newspaper Palatinate, during his after-dinner speech Liddle said that when it comes to gender, the left is against "science or pure facts", adding that a person with an X and a Y chromosome, that has a penis, "is scientifically a man, and that is pretty much, scientifically, the end of the story."

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