Trade unions vow to continue trashing women.

Trade unions have vowed to oppose the Supreme Court ruling on transgender issues and have called official guidance on single-sex spaces “flawed”.

Delegates at the Trades Union Congress (TUC) voted unanimously in favour of a motion which said the April ruling went against the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR).

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The unions’ motion added that since the Supreme Court ruling “there has been a surge of transphobic hate promoted by the far-Right for political advantage”.

Jenny Black, a transgender woman from Unison, told delegates: “This is not the preserve of the far-Right. It’s the Left as well, and it’s the Labour Government as well. They’re using this as a political football and it’s trans people they are kicking around.”

Is it? I wonder if Mr Black has noticed the way women have been kicked around for the last ten years or so.

Ms Black spoke of how her employer, a local authority, had considered creating new “trans-only toilets”, adding: “That’s segregation. Segregation in Britain in 2025.”

Oh shut up. It’s the familiar old necessary “segregation” of men away from women in some circumstances. We’re meant to understand that as being like racial segregation, but it isn’t. Obviously.

Julia Georgiou, a member of the TUC LGBT+ committee, accused the Government and in particular Ms Phillipson, of being prepared to “sacrifice trans people”. The remarks came just hours after Ms Phillipson gave an address to the TUC.

The Labour deputy leadership front-runner is likely to continue facing criticism from the Left and figures in the trade union movement over her stance on gender issues throughout the contest. During her speech, a handful of protesters silently held up pride flags and signs that read: “Protect trans lives. Reject the EHRC ‘guidance’”.

Right because trans people’s lives are in danger if men are not allowed to invade all of women’s spaces and take all of women’s prizes. Protect trans lives by letting trans people do whatever they want all the time.