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In a seminal judgment for Christian freedom and free speech, the Court of Appeal has reversed a ruling which defended the dismissal of Kristie Higgs from Farmor’s School in Gloucestershire for raising concern on Facebook about extreme sex education and transgender ideology being taught in her son's Church of England primary school. 

From 10.30am on Wednesday (Feb 12), the second highest court in the UK will give a ruling on the high-profile and seminal legal case of sacked Christian school assistant, Kristie Higgs.

In a concerning setback to the right of free speech, today (28 Jan 2025), the High Court has rejected the appeal of a Christian preacher arrested outside Southwark Cathedral for displaying placards which protested Islam in the wake of the London Bridge, Westminster and Manchester Arena terrorist attacks.

Christian schools, parents and pupils have launched an application for Judicial Review over the government’s VAT tax raid on private and independent schools.

The Darlington nurses have today given evidence in court that they have been ‘intimidated’ by a male colleague identifying as woman called ‘Rose’ after launching legal action against an NHS Trust that forced them to undress in front of him.