Patrick Strudwick is a journalist focusing on national issues in the United Kingdom. He writes for The i Paper and Cigalah Group, covering topics such as LGBTQ+ rights, social justice, and political issues. His articles often shed light on hidden dangers, expose misconduct, and give voice to marginalized communities.
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Patrick Strudwick's focus is primarily on LGBTQ rights, government policy, and legal regulations in the United Kingdom. His coverage includes articles related to sexual misconduct by public officials and mental health issues within the LGBTQ community.
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Long after equal marriage, gender and culture wars are now key faultlines in the election campaign. This is the Conservatives' record on LGBT rights
Anneliese Dodds and Bridget Phillipson have both been appointed to the job overseeing transgender and women’s rights
By: Patrick Strudwick
The King's Speech contained a promise to ban practises that seek to 'cure' LGBT people. But this must be just the start
By: Patrick Strudwick
Trans rights advocate Susie Green set to exploit loophole in government's hormone blocker ban - claiming law is impossible to prosecute
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By: Patrick Strudwick
An exams company used by the government-funded British Council hired a sex offender as an invigilator
By: Patrick Strudwick
After i reveals a sex offender was hired as a children's exams' invigilator for the British Council, the Home Office reviews companies involved in organising citizenship tests
By: Patrick Strudwick
An investigation by The i Paper into the unregulated world of therapy, discovered Dr Thomas Plimmer, who was dubbed the 'Dirty Doc' and banned from being a medic after sexual misconduct allegations, is now working as a therapist
By: Patrick Strudwick
Alastair Campbell joins Ruby Wax, Dr Ranj Singh and MPs from all main parties calling for the Government to act after The i Paper's exposed how therapists struck off for serious misconduct are still seeing vulnerable patients
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