Shahrar Ali wins 'gender critical' court battle against Green Party
Court finds the party discriminated against Shahrar Ali but had the right to dismiss spokespeople.
Source: bbc.com
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Green party incorrectly sacked spokesperson over trans rights views, court rules
Court says error over former deputy leader was largely procedural and that parties can sack people because views contravene policy
Source: theguardian.com
Green Party sacked its deputy leader because he believed 'biology was real': Court rules party discriminated against Dr Shahrar AIi over his gender rights views and must pay him £9,100 as he hails 'landmark case'
Dr Shahrar Ali, 54, who served as deputy leader of the Green Party between 2014 and 2016, took legal action over what he described as a fanatical clampdown by trans rights activists.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Green Party increases membership fees to fund 'biggest general election campaign ever' - Left Foot Forward: Leading the UK's progressive debate
It will now cost £5 a month to join the Green Party
Source: leftfootforward.org
Powys archer bids to bring home gold from European Championships
NEWTOWN archer Megan Costall has been called up to represent Archery GB at the European Youth Archery Championships next week.
Source: countytimes.co.uk
Award nominations for West Midlands officers after eye-gouging attack
PC Holly Necchi came to the aid of PC Paul Newman during a struggle in a storm drain.
Source: bbc.com
Award nominations for West Midlands officers after eye-gouging attack
PC Holly Necchi came to the aid of PC Paul Newman during a struggle in a storm drain.
Source: bbc.co.uk
Police expand use of overdose life-saver drug Naloxone
But officers' representatives are concerned the roles of police and paramedics are becoming blurred.
Source: bbc.co.uk
Police expand use of drug that reverses overdoses
Police expand use of drug that reverses overdoses © BBC The first UK police force to pilot its officers carrying a "life-saving" drug that can temporarily reverse overdose effects is widening the roll-out. After 52 officers in Birmingham took part in a trial, West Midlands Police this week ran its first in-person training of police constables who patrol Walsall town centre. It is the latest stage in plans to see Naloxone used across the entire force. But officers representatives say such a ro...
Source: msn.com