Elizabeth Haigh

6 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Elizabeth Haigh

A former Dragons Den star and gym entrepreneur Duncan Bannatyne has said that 'no-one should ever allow men into women's changing rooms' amid the fallout from this week's Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a woman. Bannatyne, the owner of The Bannatyne Group which owns health clubs and spas across the UK, shared a series of gender critical posts in the aftermath of the ruling which saw judges define the meaning of a woman in equality law.

6 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Elizabeth Haigh

A black barrister has been told to stump up more than £20,000 in legal bills after losing a race claim against her employer who told her that her work was 'not vanilla enough'. Jeniffer Campbell had alleged her manager Alexandra Jacobs racially discriminated against her by using the phrase to refer to her writing, suggesting that it be 'safer and blander'.

6 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Elizabeth Haigh

A supermarket tycoon millionaire who flew his personal helicopter too close to Britain's busiest airport is embroiled in a fresh row after digging up private woodland to prevent damage to his collection of luxury cars. Businessman Christopher Kiley, 71, of Caswell, near Swansea, has been in a series of scrapes with officials over his love of his 'playboy toys' which include a helicopter, motorbikes, horses and cars.

6 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Elizabeth Haigh

Thieves stole £150,000 worth of viral Pop Mart toys in a major shipment raid - just weeks after a similar theft saw £20,000 of Jellycat plushies stolen from a single store. The Pop Mart toys, which are loved by celebs and members of the public alike, were swiped from a lorry just weeks before their official release. Pop Mart make plastic figurines of loveable characters including the likes of Labubu, which has gone viral online.

6 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Elizabeth Haigh

Author and anti-trans activist JK Rowling has lashed out at a prominent trans activist doctor and led calls for the Prime Minister to break his silence in the wake of this week's Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a woman. Taking to social media, the Harry Potter writer said women are 'waiting to hear the Prime Minister's views' on the ruling and made a dig at his previous assertions that 'trans women are women'.