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  47. Transgender celebrities and activists have vowed to defy the Supreme Court’s gender judgment by ignoring any new rules on single-sex bathrooms
    that are introduced as a result. 

    The finding that the definition of a woman in equality law is based on biological
    sex means trans women with a gender recognition certificate (GRC)
    can be excluded from single-sex spaces if deemed ‘proportionate’. 

    Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) chairwoman Baroness Kishwer Falkner has
    described the judgment as ‘enormously consequential’ and promised
    to pursue organisations which do not update their policies. 

    But it provoked a furious reaction from trans influencers,
    who vowed to continue using single-sex bathrooms. 

    After the ruling, a trans Twitter personality calling herself Tiffany Jones vowed to continue using the
    women’s bathroom because she is still a woman. In a now-deleted video, another trans woman suggested that she would continue using the women’s bathroom because
    the public would be unable to tell her biological identity. 

    Married at First Sight star Ella Morgan declared, ‘I still myself as a woman, whether
    I am on paper or not’. The 31-year-old claimed that trans people are now bearing the brunt of the damage caused by the likes
    of rapist Isla Bryson.

    ‘I hate to say this, but for the first time since I have had that title and role I actually do feel nervous and scared not only
    for myself but for the community because it’s the unknown,’ she told Good
    Morning Britain.

    Former Labour MSP candidate Heather Herbert claimed trans people are now ‘under attack’.
    In a BB interview after the ruling, Herbert asked: ‘Do you
    think I should be allowed in the women’s toilets? If I’m not, if you’re implying
    that I shouldn’t, that would mean that I don’t have any ability to be in public
    life at all. I can’t go to work because you’re saying that I can’t use the loo at work.’ 

    TikToker @witchoteast, a trans woman, said that as a
    protest she would not be ‘visiting all the men’s bathrooms.’ 

    Meanwhile, trans influencers railed against the judgment
    on social media by posting videos of their horrified reactions, with one – Bel Priestly – telling her 1.4million followers that Britain was ‘going
    backwards’. 

    Married At First Sight trans star Ella Morgan said she feels ‘scared’ and ‘nervous’ after the Supreme Court ‘s landmark gender ruling

    After the ruling, a trans Twitter personality calling herself Tiffany Jones vowed to continue using
    the women’s bathroom because she is still a woman

    Ant Lexa, who plays Abbi Montgomery in Netflix series Sex Education, described
    feeling ‘heartbroken’ 

    Ant Lexa, who plays Abbi Montgomery in Netflix series Sex Education, described feeling ‘heartbroken’.

    The Sex Education star is one of the most prominent public figures to have spoken out against the judgment. 

    ‘Getting myself out of bed this morning was
    hard after receiving this news,’ she told Channel 4 News. 

    ‘I am, first and foremost, a woman. That doesn’t feel
    like some political stance. It just feels like who I am.
    And it has always felt like who I am. 

    ‘So not being recognised within law, especially a law that
    is designed to protect us, and that was why it was there, just feels terrifying. 

    ‘Not even about today, but the precedent that it’s setting for not just
    the UK, but across the world. It just has left me feeling unprotected.’

    Also speaking out was Rose Schmits, an artist from Channel 4 reality series The Great
    Pottery Throw Down, who declared she would ‘p*** on the steps of Downing Street’ before she used a men’s toilet.
    She also shared a photo of a ceramic bowl with a caption reading: ‘Emergency trans toilet’. 

    Meanwhile, former politician Heather Herbert claimed the UK was ‘following
    in the footsteps of Trump’s America’. 

    ‘Obviously I’m disappointed, no judge can tell me who I
    am.,’ she told the BBC.

    ‘If a judge was to tell you that you’re not a woman, that you’re a man, it
    wouldn’t change who you are, it wouldn’t change how you feel.’ 

    She claimed that the ruling was part of a trend for ‘attacking minorities’, citing ethnic minorities and
    people with disabilities as previous targets. 

    Political activist Sophie Molly took to X to write:
    ‘To the [sic] all the Gender Critical people.

    Just try and f****** stop me using female spaces. I’m a woman. It is my right’ 

    Rose Schmits, an artist from Channel 4 reality series The
    Great Pottery Throw Down, shared a photo of a ceramic bowl with a caption reading: ‘Emergency trans toilet’

    Trans influencers, including Bel Priestley (left) and a trans man called Ben with the
    handle @benj_99, voiced their opposition to the ruling with posts on social media 

    One trans influencer, Jaycee, suggested the ruling would have unforeseen consequences

    Heather Herbert, a trans campaigner and former Labour MSP candidate, claimed her community were ‘under attack’ 

    The negative reaction from trans activists contrasted with the joyous response of women’s rights campaigners – pictured outside the
    Supreme Court on Wednesday 

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    JK Rowling clashes with trans activist doctor as she leads calls for
    PM to break silence on ruling

    On social media, the decision sparked ire from trans influencer Ruby Forrest, who claimed it
    was ‘disgustingly discriminatory’. 

    ‘It disproportionately affects transgender women who do not have
    the means to medically transition,’ Forrest said. 

    ‘It also allows for the government to implant laws that further discriminate against transgender
    women.

    ‘And if I am forced to search for mental health services or recovery clinics as a man,
    this disproportionately increases my chances of being assaulted and being
    murdered.’

    Another TikTok user, Alexis Blake, insisted the ruling ‘would not help anyone’. 

    ‘I am tired of paying the price for men’s s*** behaviour time and
    time again,’ Blake said. 

    ‘I had to prove myself time and time again to get my gender recognition certificate, to now
    be told I am not legally recognised as a woman.

    ‘I am getting married this summer and I don’t know whether I am
    getting legally married as a man or a woman,
    which really sucks.

    ‘They want us to use toilets that align with our biological
    sex, so trans men look very much like men.’

    Another TikTok user, Alexis Blake, insisted the ruling ‘would not
    help anyone’

    TikTok influencer Ruby Forrest suggested the ruling was ‘disgustingly discriminatory’ 

    TikToker @witchoteast, a trans woman, said that as
    a protest she would not be ‘visiting all the men’s bathrooms. 

    ‘It will be interesting to see what all the guys have got to
    offer,’ she said. 

    ‘We’ll hang out and have a little party and have
    a great time together. I’m excited. So well done.’

    Meanwhile @transmatters promised to ‘never stop fighting’.

    ‘Write to your MPs, make some noise and don’t let them beat you down,’ the
    influencer said. 

    Political activist Sophie Molly took to X to write:
    ‘To the [sic] all the Gender Critical people. Just
    try and f****** stop me using female spaces.

    I’m a woman. It is my right’ 

    The ruling by the UK’s highest court on Wednesday found that the definition of a woman in equality law
    is based on biological sex. 

    The court ruled that the words ‘sex’, ‘man’ and ‘woman’ in the Equality Act must
    mean ‘biological sex’, rejecting any alternative interpretations as ‘incoherence and impracticable’.

    In handing down the court’s judgement, Lord Hodge said he recognised ‘the strength of feeling on both sides’ and cautioned against seeing the
    judgment as a triumph for one side over another, stressing that the law still gives trans people protection against discrimination. 

    He said: ‘The unanimous decision of this court is that
    the terms ‘woman’ and ‘sex’ in the Equality Act 2010 refer to biological woman and biological sex. 

    ‘In a judgement written by Lady Rose, Lady Simler and myself, with whom Lord Reed and Lord Lloyd-Jones agree, we unanimously allow the appeal.’ 

    TikTok user @witchoteast is planning to visit men’s bathrooms to see ‘what guys have to  offer’, while another,  @transmatters,
    vowed to ‘never stop fighting

    Lord Hodge added: ‘But we counsel against reading
    this judgement as a triumph for one or more groups in our society at the expense of another.

    It is not. 

    ‘The Equality Act gives transgender people protection not
    only against discrimination through the protected characteristics of
    gender reassignment, but also against direct discrimination, indirect discrimination, and harassment, in substance in their
    acquired gender.’

    He recognised the ‘strength of feeling on all sides’ which lies
    behind the case, adding: ‘On the one hand women, who make up one
    half of the population, have campaigned for over 150 years
    to have equality with men and to combat discrimination based on their sex.
    That work still continues.

    ‘On the other hand, a vulnerable and often harassed minority,
    the trans community, struggle against discrimination and prejudice as they seek to live their lives with
    dignity.’

    Their ruling also deemed that the certificated sex interpretation would have ‘rendered meaningless’ a section of the 2010 Equalities Act dealing with protection from discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation.

    This interpretation would mean ‘a trans woman (a biological male) with a GRC
    (so legally female) who remains sexually oriented to other females
    would become a same-sex attracted female,
    in other words, a lesbian’ and would lead to an ‘inevitable
    loss of autonomy and dignity for lesbians’ as well as impacting lesbian clubs and associations.

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    Winter’s most stellar attraction, though, is northern lights watching. With little urban light pollution, Greenland is a dark canvas for spectacular displays, and aurora borealis-watching vacations are becoming more popular.

    Staying outdoors, Greenland is developing a reputation among adventure enthusiasts: from long-distance skiing expeditions and heliskiing on the icecap to hiking the 100-mile-long Arctic Circle Trail from Kangerslussuaq, where firearms need to be carried for warning shots in case of polar bear encounters.

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