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31 January 2026News Liv Nervo speaks out against the man who tricked her into pregnancyLiv Nervo speaks out against the man who tricked her into pregnancy
Liv Nervo was six months pregnant when she discovered her partner had another family. When she tried to speak up, he spent years dragging her through the courts. We’re helping her tell her story.
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30 January 2026News Barrister accused of transphobia threatens Jolyon Maugham for defamationBarrister accused of transphobia threatens Jolyon Maugham for defamation
Last summer, Good Law Project accused barrister Sarah Phillimore of harassment and transphobia. Now, the barrister is suing our founder over the allegations
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29 January 2026News Council of Europe votes for ban on conversion practicesCouncil of Europe votes for ban on conversion practices
Sex Matters tried to block a ban on conversion practices, but the Council of Europe has voted to make it illegal
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29 January 2026News Hampstead Heath ponds to remain inclusiveHampstead Heath ponds to remain inclusive
The High Court has blocked a legal challenge from transphobic group Sex Matters, siding with thousands of swimmers who fought to keep the ponds inclusive
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27 January 2026News Ofcom won’t investigate TalkTV’s climate misinformation – we’re taking a standOfcom won’t investigate TalkTV’s climate misinformation – we’re taking a stand
When TalkTV said ‘CO2 is not a threat to the planet’ the regulator did nothing – it’s time for Ofcom to step up on climate misinformation
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26 January 2026News Richard Dunstan: UpdateRichard Dunstan: Update
In December we reported that a complaint had been made to the police in respect of Mr Richard Dunstan, a “good friend” of the Sex Matters hate group.
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26 January 2026News High Court greenlights challenge to office that judges the judgesHigh Court greenlights challenge to office that judges the judges
The Judicial Conduct Investigations Office has brushed aside multiple complaints about Judge Philip Lancaster – but the High Court will now rule on what judicial misconduct means.
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23 January 2026News Palantir uses medical records to target people for ICE in the US – will the UK be next?Palantir uses medical records to target people for ICE in the US – will the UK be next?
Deadly ICE raids in the US rely on Palantir tools that mine health records to produce real-time data on people’s location – a chilling prospect for the NHS
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22 January 2026News Reform’s new transphobic ban in WorcestershireReform’s new transphobic ban in Worcestershire
The Reform Council in Worcestershire is trying to ban trans people from accessing services. We’re fighting back
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20 January 2026News It’s time for Ofwat to come clean on Thames WaterIt’s time for Ofwat to come clean on Thames Water
Thames Water’s creditors are still trying to hang on to their cash – it’s time for the regulator to publish the details of all the bids on the table
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17 January 2026News Patsy Stevenson: Challenging the police is terrifying – I know that first handPatsy Stevenson: Challenging the police is terrifying – I know that first hand
When a gang of police officers pinned me to the ground, it hit me – they’re not on our side, says Patsy Stevenson
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15 January 2026News We’re suing Virgin Active over their transphobic rulesWe’re suing Virgin Active over their transphobic rules
Last summer Virgin Active banned trans people from bathrooms and changing rooms across the UK – so we’re taking them to court
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8 January 2026News Afua Hirsch: Politicians looking to blame others for migration should look at themselvesAfua Hirsch: Politicians looking to blame others for migration should look at themselves
The west has spread environmental and economic damage around the world. Now the people fuelling the politics of hate are making money from the apparatus of hatred, says Afua Hirsch.
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7 January 2026News Reform council that promised cuts delivers payday for party backerReform council that promised cuts delivers payday for party backer
Reform councils have increased spending and handed out a £30,000 contract to a company owned by a party supporter which was involved with 10 serious pollution incidents in 2024.
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6 January 2026News Charity Commission launches investigation into Sex MattersCharity Commission launches investigation into Sex Matters
Charity regulator confirms the existence of an “ongoing” investigation into the transphobic pressure group Sex Matters.
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6 January 2026News Helen Fenwick: The struggle over protest rights is here to stayHelen Fenwick: The struggle over protest rights is here to stay
Hunger strikes, traffic chaos and government crackdowns. The battle over protest looks set to continue in 2026, says Helen Fenwick.