Married at First Sight’s first trans star has warned the UK Supreme Court’s ruling on a definition of a woman could amplify abuse. Five judges from the UK Supreme Court ruled unanimously that ...

“And to see people celebrate it is more stomach-turning and disgusting.” The Irish star then raised more than $68,000 for the “incredible trans charity” Not a Phase.

Five judges from the UK Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the terms “woman” and “sex” in the Equality Act refer to a biological woman and biological sex on Wednesday (16 April), in a decision that ...

Trans rights protests are to be held in London and Edinburgh following the Supreme Court decision (Andrew Matthews/PA) The transgender community will hold protests in both England and Scotland on ...

A sign for public toilets in London(Lauren Hurley/PA) Trans employees might be asked to use disabled toilets at work, after the Supreme Court’s ruling on the legal definition of a woman ...

The first trans woman to appear on Married at First Sight UK has voiced her concern that the Supreme Court’s ruling that transgender women are not legally women will be used as an “excuse ...

Speaking exclusively to The Independent, television presenter and MAFS star Ella Morgan said: “I now feel like my rights have been taken away.” ...

The head of Britain’s equalities watchdog said the ruling means trans women cannot use single-sex female toilets, changing rooms or compete in women’s sports. Sarah Savage, a trans woman who ...

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“And to see people celebrate it is more stomach-turning and disgusting.” The Irish star then raised more than $68,000 for the “incredible trans charity” Not a Phase.

Wednesday’s ruling found that a gender recognition certificate does not change a trans person’s legal sex under the 2010 Equality Act, with Supreme Court judge Lord Hodge insisting the terms ...