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Grindr has settled a UK group action over pre-2020 data sharing that allegedly included users' HIV status. No liability was admitted. The useful question is what the case says about the data dating apps still hold.
Trans people and allies filled Westminster Hall on 9 September, lobbying MPs constituency by constituency over the EHRC code that came into force in August — and asking the Burnham government to legislate.
Cardiff and Vale University Health Board halted all referrals, assessments, and scheduled surgeries for the Welsh Gender Service after data showed higher referral rates than England — a pause that includes patients already admitted for care.
The statutory code restricting trans people's access to single-sex spaces came into force across England, Scotland and Wales on August 5. Good Law Project and Trans+ Solidarity Alliance say it's unlawful — and they've filed the first legal step to challenge it.
The Belfast-born, openly lesbian Labour politician defeated Reform UK's Sian Astley to succeed Andy Burnham, who left the role after becoming UK Prime Minister.
Judges rejected a legal challenge to the Pathways trial, which will give puberty blockers to children as young as 11 under NHS research protocols — reopening a treatment that's been banned outside clinical trials since 2024.
London Trans+ Pride drew a record crowd this year, ending for the first time in Trafalgar Square, as organizers and grieving families pushed back against a hostile political climate for trans rights in Britain.
Netflix wraps its gentle queer teen phenomenon with a feature-length finale this Friday, arriving days after Alice Oseman published the sixth and final graphic novel. Here's why the low-drama ending is the point.
On May 21 the UK government laid the long-awaited statutory code that puts the Supreme Court's 'biological sex' ruling into operational terms. The forty-day clock has started — and the rules for single-sex services and gender-neutral provision are now written down.
A 51-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life after fire tore through one of England's longest-running queer venues in the early hours of Sunday.
The Women's Sports Union, led by former Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies and backed by US conservative group ADF International, is threatening to sue 10 UK and Irish sports bodies that let trans participants self-identify.
The former Wales rugby captain has teamed up with Grindr and UK charity You Are Loved to launch a chemsex awareness series. The numbers behind the campaign are worse than most people realize.
