9 h. ago BBC could let staff work from home if they are worried about its policy that allows biological males into women's toilets

The broadcast corporation's review of its policy comes as the Government prepares new policies following the Supreme Court's ruling on the Equality Act earlier this year.

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7 d. ago Women’s urinals to be at more UK events after £1m funding boost

The urinals are 2.7 times faster to use than conventional portable toilets

Economics

2 w. ago Sex attacker assaulted girl, 15, before targeting women in shopping centre toilets

Within hours, Phillip Daniel, 34, launched a string of sex attacks on three women in Wales last year that had 'a very traumatic effect' on all his victims, the court heard

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3 w. ago Female engineer began using 'secret toilet' at work after seeing trans colleague in women's restroom, employment tribunal told

Maria Kelly said she does not want to 'sacrifice my privacy and my dignity' by sharing toilets with a man and is taking legal action against her employer Leonardo UK.

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3 w. ago 15153161 Female engineer began using 'secret toilet' at work after seeing trans colleague in women's restroom, employment tribunal told

Maria Kelly said she does not want to 'sacrifice my privacy and my dignity' by sharing toilets with a man and is taking legal action against her employer Leonardo UK.

Politics

3 w. ago New Scottish Government guidance bans trans women from female toilets

Government ministers have also written to health boards reminding them of the importance of following the law.

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4 w. ago The UK’s summer of Oasis is over – but the unity and euphoria it created is unforgettable | Emma Garland

Bringing together people of every generation and accent, the Gallagher brothers articulate something at the very heart of BritishnessEveryone is here. Facebook mums clink plastic cups of frozen cocktails. Dads sneak their teenage daughters to the front of the heaving queue for the women’s toilets, which a girl with large hoop earrings has taken it upon herself to run like the navy (“Go! No time for wiping!”). A man desperately tries to keep up with his drunk-on-a-mission missus by hanging on to her belt loops, while a group of lads with photorealistic tattoos argue over whether to load up on pints or head in to secure a premium standing position. In every direction, best friends of all generations doggedly traverse a packed-out Wembley Stadium, each clutching two pints and a Twix to their chest. Others lean in for group selfies beneath the gigantic digital sign proclaiming “Oasis Live ’25”.The air is a tangle of Glaswegian accents, Rochdale accents, Cardiff accents, East End accents...

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