At the end of March 2023 from the editor of the Telegraph

Dear Reader, On the same day that SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon left office (largely thwarted by her own support for the Gender Recognition Reform Bill) the World Athletics Council placed a landmark ban on transgender women competing in female international events. Harry de Quetteville explores how the trans rights battlelines are being redrawn – and

Westminster has dragged trans people into its attack on Scotland’s powers

Resentment among party members concerns the approval or disapproval of the gender recognition reform act.

Governments, media and people clashing over gender issues

For parents, thefeeling of their children that they are in the wrong body is much harder to grasp and to deal with than for outsiders, who are even less able to understand parents when they want to deal with their children’s feelings, circumspectly.

The Telegraph Frontpage for Wednesday 2022 December 21

By Danny Boyle Thousands of ambulance staff have today gone on strike for the first time in three decades, with warnings that patient safety cannot be guaranteed. We have a guide to what to expect in each area. Home births scrapped amid strike transport fears As paramedics and crews go on strike today, the Health

The Telegraph Frontpage for Thursday 2022 December 15

By Danny Boyle For the first time, picket lines are being set up in a national strike by nurses in a pay dispute. Also today, the Bank of England is expected to announce another rise in interest rates. Longer walkouts ‘with greater risks to patients’ likely As nurses begin their first ever national strike today,

The Frontpage for 2022/11/04

The word of the year may well be permacrisis, but every day we can encounter similar phenomena as in the past, like war, disease, financial disaster and many other problems, so also in November 2022.

The Telegraph 2022 July 11 – July 17

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