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Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer said the Media Bill puts ‘protection of our free press’ at its core.

Publishers would have had to pay legal costs in defamation and privacy cases for both sides if not a member of an approved regulator.

A legal hearing took place between Scottish and UK governments over the Section 35 block on Scotlands gender recognition reform law.

Responding to the Scottish Government’s consultation on the subject, Anthony Horan, Director of the Scottish Catholic Parliamentary Office, outlines the Church’s concerns

A non-binary American has been given permission to bring legal action against the UK government after it failed to recognise their gender.

At one surgery almost 800 patients will be affected

Ryan Castellucci, a non-binary American living in the UK, is challenging the UK government for legal gender recognition.

A non-binary American has brought legal action against the UK government for not correctly recognising their identity.

The Media Bill will repeal Section 40, the Leveson-inspired clause that requires news outlets to pay both sides’ legal costs in a lawsuit.

The Gender Recognition (Scotland) Bill (GR (S) Bill), which seeks to streamline the process by which transgender individuals in the UK can legally apply to change the gender listed on...