Keir Starmer U-turns to say trans women are not women after Supreme Court ruling
Briefly

The article discusses recent shifts in UK political discourse surrounding transgender rights following a Supreme Court ruling that defined 'woman' in the context of the Equality Act as biological sex. Keir Starmer, previously an advocate for trans rights, has adjusted his stance to align with this ruling, while equalities minister Bridget Phillipson remarked that trans women should use male facilities based on biological sex. Additionally, the article highlights The Independent's commitment to unbiased, accessible journalism amidst critical societal issues. Donor support is emphasized as vital for continuing this mission.
"The Supreme Court ruling has clarified that in the context of the Equality Act, 'woman' specifically refers to biological women, leading to a shift in Keir Starmer's stance on transgender rights."
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