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All the latest updates and news from Good Law Project
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23 May 2026BREAKING: Palantir software is 10 times slower than NHS toolsBREAKING: Palantir software is 10 times slower than NHS tools
Palantir claims its software saves medics time they can spend on patient care, but an NHS leak shows the spy-tech firm’s products put doctors and nurses in the slow lane
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22 May 2026EHRC’s new chair in Scotland linked to anti-abortion dark money groupsEHRC’s new chair in Scotland linked to anti-abortion dark money groups
Human rights watchdog appoints barrister Alasdair Henderson, despite links to groups opposing women’s and LGBTQ+ rights
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21 May 2026The Code of Practice: what you need to knowThe Code of Practice: what you need to know
The updated code of practice for services, public functions and associations has been laid before Parliament. Here’s what that means
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19 May 2026Katrina McDonnell: Married at First Sight is a recipe for putting women in dangerKatrina McDonnell: Married at First Sight is a recipe for putting women in danger
Shocking allegations about abuse on the reality show follow a familiar pattern, says Katrina McDonnell
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15 May 2026Rightwing think-tank launches plan to ‘reshape Britain’Rightwing think-tank launches plan to ‘reshape Britain’
Policy Exchange is already under investigation over political bias, but they’re launching a campaign to shift the UK to the right
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15 May 2026WIN: Ofcom to take action against X over illegal posts, following our complaintWIN: Ofcom to take action against X over illegal posts, following our complaint
We submitted evidence to Ofcom of posts that incite hatred and terrorism on X – now the regulator is taking action
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14 May 2026“Last chance for love” – why the Privy Council must listen conscientiously to those who walk in different shoes“Last chance for love” – why the Privy Council must listen conscientiously to those who walk in different shoes
A speech by our founder, Jolyon Maugham, from a parliamentary reception on the decriminalisation of homosexuality in the Commonwealth
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14 May 2026Meta forced into U-turn over silencing Liv NervoMeta forced into U-turn over silencing Liv Nervo
Social media giant has reinstated a video telling how Liv was tricked into pregnancy
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12 May 2026Far-right pundit sues charity supporting Black peopleFar-right pundit sues charity supporting Black people
A GB News commentator is suing 10,000 Interns over an internship scheme for Black people – so we’re pushing back
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12 May 2026Aurelien Mondon: The far right isn’t populist – they’re not even popularAurelien Mondon: The far right isn’t populist – they’re not even popular
The far right will march on the streets of London this weekend, but their message of hate doesn’t speak for the people, says Aurelien Mondon
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9 May 2026We’re challenging the BSB’s failure to act on trans harassmentWe’re challenging the BSB’s failure to act on trans harassment
The barristers’ regulator did nothing when Sarah Phillimore deadnamed and misgendered a trans woman online, so we’re launching an appeal
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8 May 2026Our ownership structure is changingOur ownership structure is changing
Good Law Project will now be owned by a ‘purpose’ trust
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6 May 2026‘Tortured by transphobia’: The woman left in pain by the NHS‘Tortured by transphobia’: The woman left in pain by the NHS
After years living with chronic pain, Lisa* and her doctor thought surgery could be the answer – she explains how the NHS cancelled her operation just because she’s trans
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27 April 2026Palestine Action ban could unlock a new era of censorshipPalestine Action ban could unlock a new era of censorship
An AI-powered crackdown could see platforms suppressing voices who have nothing to do with the group targeted by the home secretary
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25 April 2026Trans people are dying of suicide more than the general UK population, data showsTrans people are dying of suicide more than the general UK population, data shows
Investigation finds that trans people make up 1% of the UK population and 7% of child suicides, but official data is full of holes
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22 April 2026The Shadow Contract: a new podcast from Good Law ProjectThe Shadow Contract: a new podcast from Good Law Project
An investigative podcast from Good Law Project about Palantir, NHS data and the fight for public trust