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All the latest updates and news from Good Law Project
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22 July 2026Thames Water: Decision time for OfwatThames Water: Decision time for Ofwat
It is now two years since Thames breached the terms of its licence by losing its investment grade ratings
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22 July 2026Sex Matters are breaking charity law with transphobic hate – we’re taking actionSex Matters are breaking charity law with transphobic hate – we’re taking action
We’ve made a formal complaint to the Charity Commission and the government, citing 46 examples of offensive transphobia
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20 July 2026Woman accused of criminal damage at Palestine protest – we’re defending her in courtWoman accused of criminal damage at Palestine protest – we’re defending her in court
Paula Akpan is facing a harsh sentence after protesting the ongoing genocide in Gaza, so we’re helping her fight back
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18 July 2026More than 100 Palantir staff have access to NHS systemsMore than 100 Palantir staff have access to NHS systems
The scale of the tech giant’s takeover raises serious concerns
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16 July 2026Supreme Court: Protesters who blocked milk deliveries have ‘no case to answer’Supreme Court: Protesters who blocked milk deliveries have ‘no case to answer’
Decision sets an important precedent over the sweeping use of public nuisance laws to suppress dissent
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15 July 2026‘Discriminatory’ and ‘unworkable’ trans guidance to come into force‘Discriminatory’ and ‘unworkable’ trans guidance to come into force
The equalities minister has ordered the government’s harmful code of practice will apply from 5 August – we’re pushing back
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14 July 2026‘Absolutely rubbish’: Investigation reveals Palantir’s ‘slow and clunky’ tech‘Absolutely rubbish’: Investigation reveals Palantir’s ‘slow and clunky’ tech
Sources shed new light on Peter Mandelson’s role in landing £330m contract for software that is slow, subject to frequent crashes and little used
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13 July 2026Win: Indentured labour is unlawful, rules Court of AppealWin: Indentured labour is unlawful, rules Court of Appeal
Landmark judgment rules that firms can no longer offer exploitative loans for ‘training’
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9 July 2026We are holding Virgin Media and Ofcom to accountWe are holding Virgin Media and Ofcom to account
Virgin Media is ripping off their customers while the regulator watches. So we’re stepping in
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9 July 2026Doctor arrested with force at Palestine protest – we’re pushing backDoctor arrested with force at Palestine protest – we’re pushing back
When Dr Ayo Moiett managed to get an ambulance for a Palestine hunger striker, the police forcefully arrested him – so we’re investigating a claim against them
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8 July 2026Political funding: Stella Creasy bids to close donations loopholePolitical funding: Stella Creasy bids to close donations loophole
The Walthamstow MP is campaigning for an amendment that could stop billionaires influencing politics – we’ve got six days to make it happen
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8 July 2026GB News includes LGBTQ+ people with paedophiles – againGB News includes LGBTQ+ people with paedophiles – again
Repeat of toxic trope shows Ofcom needs to step up on broadcasters who spread hate
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30 June 2026TalkTV: We’re suing Ofcom for failing to stop hate and misinformationTalkTV: We’re suing Ofcom for failing to stop hate and misinformation
The media regulator is giving the right-wing channel a free pass to spread toxic lies – so we’re taking legal action
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24 June 2026Win: Coroner agrees to record trans man as maleWin: Coroner agrees to record trans man as male
A coroner issued a death certificate that ignored Aiden Longmuir’s identity as male – after action from Good Law Project he’s getting the respect he deserves
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19 June 2026Barrister issues High Court defamation claim against Jolyon MaughamBarrister issues High Court defamation claim against Jolyon Maugham
Maugham will vigorously defend Sarah Phillimore’s claim
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19 June 2026High Court rejects Reform’s bid to throw out our challengeHigh Court rejects Reform’s bid to throw out our challenge
Nigel Farage didn’t listen to voters and he tried to dismiss our legal action – but the court wasn’t buying it