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Legal challenge to begin over UK Government s gender reform block | Darlington and Stockton Times

The Scottish Government will set out its legal argument in the Court of Session, followed by the UK Government’s response.

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Legal challenge to begin over UK Government s gender reform block | Chester and District Standard

The Scottish Government will set out its legal argument in the Court of Session, followed by the UK Government’s response.

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Gender recognition reform court case explained in five

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Minister did not act irrationally in blocking gender law, says Advocate General

Scottish Secretary Alister Jack “did not act irrationally” when he called on never-before-used powers to block controversial gender reforms in Scotland, according to UK Government legal arguments published on Friday.In April, Scotland’s First M.

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