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Today St Helier and Epsom University Hospitals has dropped its ‘data breach’ case against Christian nurse Jennifer Melle and reinstated her. Jennifer had been investigated and brought before a disciplinary hearing for speaking to the media about how she had been reported to the Nursing and Midwifery Council for ‘misgendering’ a convicted transgender paedophile patient. ...

Today from 13:15pm on College Green, outside the Houses of Parliament, an unprecedented photo opportunity will take place ahead of the NHS disciplinary hearing of Christian nurse Jennifer Melle.

A coalition of Christian schools, parents and pupils will gather at the Royal Courts of Justice on 20 and 21 January as the Court of Appeal hears a landmark challenge to the UK Government’s controversial decision to impose 20% VAT on private school fees.

A major cross-party petition has been launched urging Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust to drop disciplinary action against senior nurse Jennifer Melle, who faces dismissal for going to the media about refusing to use the preferred pronouns of a male patient, convicted of child sex offences, who was 'identifying' as female. 

A ruling is expected in the landmark Employment Tribunal case involving the Darlington Nurses on Friday 16 January, and journalists are invited to attend a press conference in Newcastle upon Tyne. The judgment is due to be circulated from 10.00am onwards, and the seven nurses at the centre of the case, who are supported by ...