Oxford University Faces Criticism Over Lecturer's Fetish Attire
Oxford Criticised Over Lecturer's Fetish Attire

Oxford University is facing criticism for allegedly doing nothing after female students and a female academic complained about a biochemistry tutor who lectures in make-up, fake breasts and miniskirts.

The tutor, Matt Rattley, has reportedly been seen wearing these outfits while teaching, with some female students saying they feel exposed to someone's fetish and are very uncomfortable.

Complaints Ignored Over Inclusivity

According to a column by Virginia Blackburn, the university is said to be waffling about inclusivity rather than addressing the complaints. The column argues that this behaviour is threatening to women and mocks genuine femininity.

Blackburn compares the situation to the Russell Brand case, suggesting that Rattley is hiding in plain sight and that authorities should no longer stand by.

Other Commentary in the Column

The column also touches on other topics, including the search for the next James Bond, with Robert Pattinson emerging as a potential candidate. Blackburn praises Pattinson's looks and talent, contrasting him with Daniel Craig.

Additionally, the column notes that sales of emergency food kits have quadrupled, with some costing up to £700, and comments on King Charles being open to being dropped as Head of State to various Caribbean nations.