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Tomorrow (4 March), an ordained Church of England chaplain, sacked and reported to a terrorist watchdog for a sermon on identity politics, will begin his appeal at the Employment Appeal Tribunal. 

On Tuesday 4 March in Nottingham, an employment tribunal will begin hearing the case of a Christian teacher sacked for raising safeguarding concerns about an 8-year-old ‘transitioning’ in a primary school under the guidance of Stonewall.

In a win for Open Justice in the high-profile case of the Darlington nurses, an employment tribunal has refused an application made by an NHS Trust to impose reporting restrictions on the identity of ‘Rose.’

Wes Streeting has been challenged by the Darlington nurses for his decision to “kick the can down the road” on the issue of single-sex spaces for nurses in the NHS.

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.