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Legal challenge forces EHRC to change guidance on Supreme Court sex ruling

THE UK’s human rights watchdog has been forced to change its guidance on single-sex spaces amid a legal challenge against its interpretation of…

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The Supreme Court’s sex ruling faces legal challenges – will they succeed?

“I ACTUALLY welcome the judgment because I think it gives real clarity.” Those were the words of Prime Minister Keir Starmer ...

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NHS body revokes guidance advising hospitals to allow trans people to use chosen bathrooms

The NHS Confederation removed the guidance from its website after April’s Supreme Court ruling

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Campaigners take step in legal action over toilet guidance after gender ruling

Good Law Project said on Friday that it had sent a pre-action letter to the Equality and Human Rights Commission over its guidance.

Evening Standard

Jolyon Maugham: Why I think Supreme Court legal challenge could succeed in Scotland

A TOP barrister has said he hopes a legal challenge against the Supreme Court’s ruling that a woman is defined by “biological sex” will be…

The National (Scotland)

'Rattled' Michael Gove brands Good Law Project boss a 'grifter' at Covid Inquiry

MICHAEL Gove has hit out at a campaign organisation which exposed that he was lobbied by a firm that landed PPE contracts worth some £679 million…

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GB News doubles down after thousands report host's homophobic slur to Ofcom

GB News has backed its presenter after thousands complained to Ofcom about a homophobic slur ...

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Reform UK face legal battle over 'voter data rights breaches'

REFORM UK could face a legal battle over "breaching voters’ data rights" from a prominent legal campaign group.

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My plan to topple the Tory dark lords in 2024

We need a fellowship of socially conscious heroes to fight the Conservatives and NHS data-grabbing firms and save our democracy

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BBC gets scores of complaints over 'bias in favour of Michelle Mone'

THE BBC received more than 150 complaints about “bias” in favour of Michelle Mone and her husband Douglas Barrowman after the couple’s…

The National (Scotland)

Good Law Project: US tech giant is offering to pay influencers to 'attack' us

THE Good Law Project has claimed a US tech giant has hired a PR firm to pay influencers to attack it on social media amid its investigation into an…

The National (Scotland)

'Urgent work' as Scottish Government admits to breach of climate laws

THE Scottish Government has admitted that it has “fallen short” of climate laws and said it will look to remedy the issue “as soon as…

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Home Office facing legal proceedings after failure to tackle drug spiking rise

THE Home Office is facing legal proceedings after campaigners said the department failed in its statutory duties around drink spiking, a crime which…

The National (Scotland)

Anger as legal challenge over Partygate police probe into Boris Johnson thrown out

Campaigners had called for a judicial review into the Met Police decision not to send the shamed former PM a questionnaire over Partygate gatherings in November and December 2020 - even though others present were fined

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Campaigners lose bid to bring High Court challenge against Met over ‘Partygate’

The Good Law Project and Lord Paddick were refused permission to bring a challenge against the force over its investigation into Number 10 parties.

Evening Standard

First stage of ‘partygate’ challenge against Met Police to be heard at High Court

The Good Law Project and Lord Paddick will ask Mr Justice Swift to grant permission for a judicial review of the Met’s handling of the investigation

The National (Scotland)

Failures of Met Police to probe Boris Johnson over Partygate goes before High Court

WHETHER or not a legal challenge against the Metropolitan Police’s failure to investigate Boris Johnson thoroughly during the Partygate scandal…

The Independent UK

High Court to hear first stage of ‘partygate’ challenge against Met Police

The Good Law Project and Lord Paddick will ask Mr Justice Swift to grant permission for a judicial review of the Met’s handling of the investigation.

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The Guardian - UK

High court grants hearing on ‘weak’ plan to cut England sewage discharges

Good Law Project to argue government scheme will lead to raw sewage being discharged into waterways for decades

The National (Scotland)

Lifestyle company 'won PPE contract after Tory activist approached Greg Hands'

A LIFESTYLE company received a £25.8 million PPE contract after the new Conservative chair Greg Hands referred the firm to officials in 2020, new…

The Guardian - UK

Firm won £25.8m PPE contract after Greg Hands approached by Tory activist

Exclusive: New Tory chair referred Luxe Lifestyle in April 2020 despite it apparently having no history of supplying PPE

Evening Standard

Campaigners lose High Court battle over NHS gender dysphoria treatment delays

Mr Justice Chamberlain rejected the claim from four people, along with charity Gendered Intelligence and legal campaign group The Good Law Project

The Independent UK

Campaigners lose High Court case over waiting times for trans healthcare

Legal campaign group The Good Law Project said it will seek an appeal after Monday’s ruling.

Daily Mirror

Sewage dumps by water firms could 'wipe us out' says oyster farmer suing the government

Sewage poured into England's "Marine Protected Areas" for a total of 263,654 hours in 2021 - or more than 30 years - and the government's plan to tackle the problem is branded unfit-for-purpose

Daily Mirror

Energy firms accused of using pre-payment meters to 'cut off customers by the back door'

Campaigners from the End Fuel Poverty Coalition have called for an end to pre-payment meters which they say will cause the deaths of several people this winter in the UK

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