Even though they may be breaking the law, organisations from banks to NHS trusts and women’s charities are reaffirming their commitment to trans policies

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Author: Sanchez Manning | Daisy Eastlake | Phoebe Hennell

Jail chiefs to conduct snap review of providing protective body armour and access to kitchens suspended

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Author: Jane Dalton

The president said it was ‘an honour to be a friend’ to the royal family

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Author: Charlie Moloney

US president and first lady received invitation from King Charles for an unprecedented second state visit in February

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Author: Nadeem Badshah

Plus: The popularity of the NHS; grandparents’ reality; protecting oaks; Church slavery funds; and villages where King Alfred made history

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Author: Letters to the Editor

Equality watchdog says health service ‘now has clarity’ as managers draw up new policy for hospitals and surgeries

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Author: Andrew Gregory,Severin Carrell,Rajeev Syal,Peter Walker

EHRC’s Kishwer Falkner says trans women may be barred from some women’s spaces after supreme court ruling

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Author: Severin Carrell,Caroline Davies

Fire crews were called to the station at 4.38pm and arrived on the scene just five minutes later

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Author: Holly Bishop

The supreme court judgment is contradictory and confused. And there seems no prospect of the Labour government sorting this out, says discrimination barrister Robin Moira White

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Author: Robin Moira White

Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay also called on Holyrood ministers to address Parliament on the issue next week.

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Author: Neil Pooran

Contractors for the pub chain chopped the 20ft wide ancient oak in Enfield, North London, on April 3

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Author: Albert Tait

Two men have been jailed for the murder of Rijkaard Siafa in Croydon as a third suspect remains on the run.

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Author: Olivia Carter

The NHS’s current guidance means trans people are accommodated according to their presentation, but Wednesday’s ruling now means wards must accommodate patients based on their biological sex

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Author: Millie Cooke

More than 300 rail projects being carried out across Britain – with Euston and Victoria among worst affected

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Author: Matt Watts

In today’s newsletter: ​Both jubilation and trepidation followed a judgment on trans rights – here’s how to understand the ruling really means

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Author: Archie Bland