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23 May 2025News Dan Neidle is calling out tax misbehaviour. We’re helping him stand up to bulliesDan Neidle is calling out tax misbehaviour. We’re helping him stand up to bullies
A tax barrister is threatening to sue Dan Neidle for defamation. His work is too important to be silenced.
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22 May 2025Case Update Charity Commission opens investigation into IEACharity Commission opens investigation into IEA
Are the Tufton Street crew responsible for Truss’s disastrous micro-budget acting for the public benefit? We think not.
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20 May 2025News Vindicated: Kids Company wins landmark legal battle against the Charity CommissionVindicated: Kids Company wins landmark legal battle against the Charity Commission
Kids Company has won its judicial review against the Charity Commission, with the court finding the regulator’s report was irrational and unfair. This is long-overdue justice for the charity and its founder, Camila Batmanghelidjh.
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20 May 2025News The wheels are falling off the false EHRC guidanceThe wheels are falling off the false EHRC guidance
The EHRC said that the law was clear. So why do they want so much time to clarify it?
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17 May 2025News The Supreme Court refused to listen to trans voices. We brought them to the Supreme Court.The Supreme Court refused to listen to trans voices. We brought them to the Supreme Court.
Munroe Bergdorf, Nadia Almada, India Willoughby and Victoria McCloud said what they would have said if the judges had let them speak, and told us what it’s like to live in the hostile world this judgment has made.
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16 May 2025News We’re bringing a legal challenge to the EHRC’s ‘Interim Update’We’re bringing a legal challenge to the EHRC’s ‘Interim Update’
A number of trans and intersex individuals have today begun a legal challenge to the EHRC’s ‘Interim Update’ following the For Women, Scotland decision.
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14 May 2025News UK plummets down rankings for LGBTQ+ rightsUK plummets down rankings for LGBTQ+ rights
Last month’s Supreme Court ruling has seen the UK fall six places to 22nd. It’s time to fight back.
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13 May 2025News The devastating impact of the Supreme Court judgmentThe devastating impact of the Supreme Court judgment
We asked the trans community how they have been affected after the Supreme Court ripped up the Equality Act. The response has been chilling.
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9 May 2025News Treasury silent on Tulip Siddiq’s meeting with SheinTreasury silent on Tulip Siddiq’s meeting with Shein
Did the disgraced minister challenge the e-commerce giant on slave labour? The government won’t say.
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9 May 2025News Andy George called out police racism – so the police investigated himAndy George called out police racism – so the police investigated him
It’s Andy George’s job to speak out about racism. So why did the police slap him with disciplinary action?
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7 May 2025News Top five MPs bag £2m outside parliament since JulyTop five MPs bag £2m outside parliament since July
Nigel Farage and a few other MPs are snapping up vast amounts of cash from rental properties and jobs outside the House of Commons. Is representing their constituents just a side hustle?
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2 May 2025News Supreme Court ruling: MP spreads ‘dangerous’ distortionsSupreme Court ruling: MP spreads ‘dangerous’ distortions
Neil Hudson misled a concerned constituent about last month’s Supreme Court decision. But is the MP for Epping reckless or lying?
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1 May 2025News ‘We have been given a huge responsibility’‘We have been given a huge responsibility’
A message from our executive director, Jolyon Maugham, to the trans community.
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30 April 2025News For Women Scotland: a legal critiqueFor Women Scotland: a legal critique
April’s Supreme Court decision is being treated as the final word. But the judgment has introduced considerable uncertainty to the law, and some parts appear to set back the rights of trans people by over 20 years, says barrister Crash Wigley.
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17 April 2025News Covid inquiry: Maugham hits back at GoveCovid inquiry: Maugham hits back at Gove
The former minister attacked Good Law Project while under pressure at the Covid inquiry over the unlawful VIP lane. But should we listen to a ‘deliberate and disgraceful liar’?
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16 April 2025News The Supreme Court ignored trans voices. I’m ashamed of what our law has becomeThe Supreme Court ignored trans voices. I’m ashamed of what our law has become
The Supreme Court’s decision to exclude trans voices has harmed trans people – and harmed the fairness of their ruling.