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Harry Rich has been appointed as the new IPO Chair along with two new Non-Executive Directors, Harriet Kelsall and Hilary Newiss. All three will take

Kingdom FM On Air Next "Enemy of the free press", was the caustic description of former Formula 1 boss Max Mosley in The Sun newspaper's obituary report following his death from cancer. Other UK tabloids also pulled no punches. "Son of Hitler sympathiser who fought press for exposing sadistic orgy with prostitutes," said the Mirror, while the Daily Mail also referenced the "masochistic" sex session in its headline. It's a testament of the 81-year-old's impact on the red tops and his legacy outside of the world of motorsport; to many, he will be remembered following his death as th...

4 May 2021 Equalities Minister Liz Truss evoked Boris Johnson’s and Joe Biden’s globalist-progressive “Build Back Better” slogan when she announced the cost for trans people to legally change gender would be cut from £140 ($195) to just £5 ($7). The minister for the notionally Conservative British government announced on Tuesday: “As we build back better, we want transgender people to be free to live and to prosper in modern Britain. “In the National LGBT Survey, 34% of transgender people told us that the cost of applying for a certificate was holding them back from doing so. �...

Bookmark Article A non-binary pride flag on top of giant trans pride flag in Spain. (Thiago Prudêncio/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) A petition urging the government to make non-binary a legally recognised gender in the UK has been signed by 122,206 people and counting. “Have non-binary be included as an option under the GRP (Gender Recognition Panel)/GRC (Gender Recognition Certificate), in order to allow those identifying as non binary to be legally seen as their true gender identity,” the petition says. “As well as having ‘non-binary’ be seen as a valid transgender id...

Gender Recognition Act is a testament to Ireland's ability to cherish all our children equally The Gender Recognition Act 2015 offered transgender persons a rare opportunity to be equal legal citizens, recognised for who they are and should be celebrated for that The roots of the campaign for legal gender recognition in Ireland can be traced back to the 1990s, when Dr Lydia Foy began her fight to have her legal gender recognised on her birth certificate. Picture: Niall Carson/PA Wire Wed, 31 Mar, 2021 - 13:00 Dr Sandra Duffy  This summer will mark six years of the operation of the Gender Re...