Christian nurse Jennifer Melle claims victory in the 10-month-long legal battle against her employer, Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust, who labelled her a ‘potential risk to the public’ for declining to use the preferred pronouns of a patient, a convicted paedophile who wanted to identify as a woman.
Read moreThe family of Robert Barnor, who died after St Helier Hospital unlawfully withdrew his life‑sustaining dialysis, has forced a dramatic retreat by the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine (FICM) after threatening urgent High Court action.
Read moreThe Nursing and Midwifery Council’s (NMC) treatment of nurses who hold sex‑based beliefs has come under renewed political fire, with frontline Christian nurse Jennifer Melle emerging as a key example of what critics describe as regulatory overreach, after Conservative Party Leader, Kemi Badenoch, denounced the continued investigations into staff who, she said, had merely affirmed “the basic truth of biological sex.”
Read moreThe Court of Appeal has ruled it was illegal for St Helier Hospital to withdraw life‑sustaining dialysis from 68‑year‑old Robert Barnor on 11 February 2026, despite the objections of his family and without seeking the court’s approval.
Read moreToday, after more than three years of legal uncertainty, Maltese Christian, Matthew Grech, has been found not guilty of allegedly 'advertising conversion practices' in a case believed to be an international first of its kind.
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