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To the kids who play with heart and smile with pride #WeAreUKSC | #KolkataFootball | #IndianFootballForwardTogether
To the kids who play with heart and smile with pride #WeAreUKSC | #KolkataFootball | #IndianFootballForwardTogether
He’s settled in. He’s made his mark. Now, he’s ready. 🔥⚽ After commanding the spotlight in training, Pragyan Sundar Gogoi gears up for his first appearance in UKSC colours. Hear him share what this moment means, and what’s coming next. 🎙️🐅 #UKSC #UKSCFans #ForTheCityForTheGame #AmarUKSC #FootballMeansUKSC #TIG #SNU #HatchlabInnovations #CFL #CFLPremierDivision #Football #IFA #IFAWB #BengalFootball #KolkataFootball #IndianFootball #IndianFootballForwardTogether
He’s settled in. He’s made his mark. Now, he’s ready. 🔥⚽ After commanding the spotlight in training, Pragyan Sundar Gogoi gears up for his first appearance in UKSC colours. Hear him share what this moment means, and what’s coming next. 🎙️🐅 #UKSC #UKSCFans #ForTheCityForTheGame #AmarUKSC #FootballMeansUKSC #TIG #SNU #HatchlabInnovations #CFL #CFLPremierDivision #Football #IFA #IFAWB #BengalFootball #KolkataFootball #IndianFootball #IndianFootballForwardTogether
Since UK supreme court decided trans women are no longer women 🥲
Since UK supreme court decided trans women are no longer women 🥲
The UK Supreme Court has ruled the legal definition of a woman excludes trans women. Judges at the UK Supreme Court issued their decision today (16 April) on the legal definition of a woman in a ruling which has the potential to have wide-ranging implications for the trans and non-binary community across the country, particularly in how public bodies and organisations operate with regard to issues such as single-sex spaces. The landmark case was brought forward by gender-critical group For Women Scotland (FWS) against the Scottish government and followed as a direct challenge to a previous ruling, which found that sex is not limited to biology. #TransRights #TransWomen #EqualityAct #UKNews #LGBTQNews
The UK Supreme Court has ruled the legal definition of a woman excludes trans women. Judges at the UK Supreme Court issued their decision today (16 April) on the legal definition of a woman in a ruling which has the potential to have wide-ranging implications for the trans and non-binary community across the country, particularly in how public bodies and organisations operate with regard to issues such as single-sex spaces. The landmark case was brought forward by gender-critical group For Women Scotland (FWS) against the Scottish government and followed as a direct challenge to a previous ruling, which found that sex is not limited to biology. #TransRights #TransWomen #EqualityAct #UKNews #LGBTQNews
Today I asked a Trump judicial nominee if she believed the President could get away with murder and be immune from prosecution. Her answer was not no.
Today I asked a Trump judicial nominee if she believed the President could get away with murder and be immune from prosecution. Her answer was not no.
The UK Supreme Court will decide tomorrow what a woman is in a fierce court battle between For Women Scotland and Scottish Ministers. Will the court protect women’s spaces? Full video with @connieshaw_ on Reasoned’s YouTube channel 📺 #news #snp #gender #trans #fws #feminism
The UK Supreme Court will decide tomorrow what a woman is in a fierce court battle between For Women Scotland and Scottish Ministers. Will the court protect women’s spaces? Full video with @connieshaw_ on Reasoned’s YouTube channel 📺 #news #snp #gender #trans #fws #feminism
The UK Supreme Court finds that the provision of religious education and collective worship in Northern Ireland schools does not comply with human rights standards. Our @darragh_mackin acts.
The UK Supreme Court finds that the provision of religious education and collective worship in Northern Ireland schools does not comply with human rights standards. Our @darragh_mackin acts.
In a landmark ruling delivered on 29 July 2025, the UK Supreme Court unanimously dismissed Uber Britannia Ltd’s appeal in the case brought by Delta Taxis (Merseyside) and Veezu Holdings Ltd, formally known as D.E.L.T.A. Merseyside Ltd & Veezu Holdings Ltd v Uber Britannia Ltd Uber’s legal strategy had aimed to establish that private hire operators outside London legally contract directly with passengers, which would bring their full fare revenue within the scope of 20% VAT, not just their commission. However, the Supreme Court upheld the Court of Appeal’s decision from July 2024: under the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976, firms are not required to act as principal when accepting bookings—meaning they can operate in the agency model and limit VAT liability to their own fee or commission **Travelling to a UK airport? Get a reliable, hassle-free transfer with DM Airport Transfers — offering UK-wide coverage. Get a free quote and book online today!** ✅ Why It Matters for VAT and Fares 1. Uber’s VAT position Uber will continue to pay VAT on the full passenger fare, because its model treats the company as the principal, contracting directly with passengers—a structure still liable to 20% VAT on all fare income 2. No VAT on full fare for local operators Local private hire firms outside London that work under the traditional agency model—where drivers receive fares and operators levy a commission—are only required to charge VAT on the operator’s commission. They do not need to impose VAT on the full passenger fare. 3. Fare stability for passengers and firms Had Uber won, many operators would have been forced to add 20% VAT to every fare, which would almost certainly have raised passenger prices and potentially driven smaller firms out of business. Now, routes outside London remain VAT‑free to the rider, shielding vulnerable passengers and sustaining business models that rely on driver‑collected fares. #vat #uber #tax #delta #veezu #supremecourt #court #news #dmnews
In a landmark ruling delivered on 29 July 2025, the UK Supreme Court unanimously dismissed Uber Britannia Ltd’s appeal in the case brought by Delta Taxis (Merseyside) and Veezu Holdings Ltd, formally known as D.E.L.T.A. Merseyside Ltd & Veezu Holdings Ltd v Uber Britannia Ltd Uber’s legal strategy had aimed to establish that private hire operators outside London legally contract directly with passengers, which would bring their full fare revenue within the scope of 20% VAT, not just their commission. However, the Supreme Court upheld the Court of Appeal’s decision from July 2024: under the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976, firms are not required to act as principal when accepting bookings—meaning they can operate in the agency model and limit VAT liability to their own fee or commission **Travelling to a UK airport? Get a reliable, hassle-free transfer with DM Airport Transfers — offering UK-wide coverage. Get a free quote and book online today!** ✅ Why It Matters for VAT and Fares 1. Uber’s VAT position Uber will continue to pay VAT on the full passenger fare, because its model treats the company as the principal, contracting directly with passengers—a structure still liable to 20% VAT on all fare income 2. No VAT on full fare for local operators Local private hire firms outside London that work under the traditional agency model—where drivers receive fares and operators levy a commission—are only required to charge VAT on the operator’s commission. They do not need to impose VAT on the full passenger fare. 3. Fare stability for passengers and firms Had Uber won, many operators would have been forced to add 20% VAT to every fare, which would almost certainly have raised passenger prices and potentially driven smaller firms out of business. Now, routes outside London remain VAT‑free to the rider, shielding vulnerable passengers and sustaining business models that rely on driver‑collected fares. #vat #uber #tax #delta #veezu #supremecourt #court #news #dmnews
UK Supreme Court just ruled that law defines women as people born biologically female. 👏👏👏
UK Supreme Court just ruled that law defines women as people born biologically female. 👏👏👏
The recent UK Supreme Court decision was a simple declaration of the truth. Kate Harris of the LGB Alliance explains why it was long overdue that only a “woman is a woman." This wasn't the first court case involving trans "rights" encroaching on women. Check out the recent verbatim play of a landmark court case at TransOnTrial.com
The recent UK Supreme Court decision was a simple declaration of the truth. Kate Harris of the LGB Alliance explains why it was long overdue that only a “woman is a woman." This wasn't the first court case involving trans "rights" encroaching on women. Check out the recent verbatim play of a landmark court case at TransOnTrial.com
The UK Supreme Court has handed down an historic ruling that the legal definition of a woman under equality legislation is based on biological sex. Lord Patrick Hodge, the presiding judge, stated that "the concept of sex is binary" while cautioning against groups viewing the landmark ruling as a victory of one side over another. #SupremeCourt #Woman #Transgender #UKnews #Channel4News
The UK Supreme Court has handed down an historic ruling that the legal definition of a woman under equality legislation is based on biological sex. Lord Patrick Hodge, the presiding judge, stated that "the concept of sex is binary" while cautioning against groups viewing the landmark ruling as a victory of one side over another. #SupremeCourt #Woman #Transgender #UKnews #Channel4News
Former UK Supreme Court Judge Lord Sumption, "Palestine is a state, the sooner the UK acknowledges the facts, the better"
Former UK Supreme Court Judge Lord Sumption, "Palestine is a state, the sooner the UK acknowledges the facts, the better"
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