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The decision by two health boards in Scotland to pause prescribing the medication has been backed by the countrys chief medical officer and health secretary.

Telegraph research identifies more than 70 occasions in which LGBT campaigners have been given roles

A ferocious debate that has raged across social media, legal chambers, police stations and Scottish politics also played out on the streets of Edinburgh this weekend.

(CNN) — A ferocious debate that has raged across social media, legal chambers, police stations and Scottish politics also played out on the streets of Edinburgh this weekend.Scotland’s<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/a-hate-crime-law-was-meant-to-protect-against-prejudice-it-ended-up-sowing-further-division/">Read More</a>

The Cass Review on gender identity services for children boosts Tories, bigots and transphobes and will make life harder for trans+ people. 

WHEN the going gets tough, Anas Sarwar goes AWOL. When there is criticism to be popularly hurled at the SNP he appears to take every opportunity to…

JK Rowling was told by Police Scotland yesterday no action would be taken against her after she made a string of comments about trans women online.

Scotlands new hate crime laws have stirred controversy - but why? Sky News looks at what the new rules mean and what supporters and opponents have to say - including one of the laws most outspoken critics, Harry Potter author JK Rowling.

The storm surrounding the SNPs controversial legislation intensified yesterday with feminists and free speech campaigners descending on Holyrood to protest.

The Scottish hate crime bill has gone into effect - but what is it and why has it proved controversial?