Geraldine Scott

Prosecutions will be possible even if no photo has been taken, after the revelation that female swimmers are being filmed in mixed-sex changing rooms

All the Unite officials behind the waste collection walkout live outside the city — and in some cases, outside the West Midlands

Jingye’s actions in Scunthorpe serve as a warning to the government to distance itself from Beijing

The union’s basic wage bill alone tops £833,000, as refuse workers on Monday voted against Birmingham city council’s latest offer to end the strikes

Free speech campaigner Lord Young of Acton says opinions on political, moral, religious or social matters should have exemptions from harassment law

Negotiations over food and online safety laws are off the table, say ministers as Rachel Reeves prepares for talks later this month

Lord Mandelson, the UK ambassador to Washington, is ‘very focused’ on winning a reprieve for the multibillion-pound sector amid warnings patients could suffer

Sources no longer expect planning applications to be submitted by China General Nuclear Power Group for Bradwell B

Wednesday’s judgment on sex and gender is likely to have implications for women, trans people, politics and organisations ranging from the NHS to the police

The judgment on sex and gender will have implications for women, trans people, politics and organisations ranging from the NHS to the police