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Scientists May Now Know What The Mysterious Artifacts In King Tut's Tomb Were Used For
thetravel.com - Arianna Winslow
If you ask anyone on the street today to name an Egyptian pharaoh, it's likely that the person they'll blurt out is King Tut. Known as the boy king, …
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Trans players could be banned from women's snooker as well as football and cricket - as Stonewall charity is criticised for claiming gender ruling isn't law
dailymail.co.uk - By OLIVIA CHRISTIE
Trans snooker players could be banned from the women's game - following similar crackdowns in football and cricket. The sport's governing body is …
Stonewall need disbanding
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Stonewall charity status under threat unless it respects trans ruling
The Telegraph - Daniel Martin
Stonewall will be referred to the Charity Commission on Monday unless it withdraws “wrong and dangerous” advice on the meaning of last month’s Supreme Court ruling on women’s rights. Sex Matters, the women’s rights group, say the controversial LGBT charity has encouraged “organisations to act …
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Tattoo artists offer free cover ups of Harry Potter tattoos following trans Supreme Court ruling
PinkNews - Michele Theil
On what’s become known as “Harry Potter day”, tattoo artists are offering free cover-ups for people with a Harry Potter tattoo who want to distance …
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Scottish Greens suspend trans council candidate over sexual misconduct allegations
Scottish Daily Express - David Walker
The Scottish Greens have suspended a trans council candidate and reported him to the police over sexual misconduct allegations. Eryn, or Evan, …
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Scottish government drops plans for new misogyny law
bbc.co.uk
The Scottish government has confirmed it will not bring forward planned legislation to criminalise misogyny before next year's Holyrood election. A bill has long been promised to improve protections for women and girls, but ministers now say there is not enough time to draw up a law which reflects …