
Deputy First Minister of Scotland Shona Robison has revealed that the Scottish Government has taken the "difficult decision" to decide not to appeal the court ruling that sustained the UK Government's prohibition on proposed gender reforms.
Following the Court of Session's dismissal of an appeal against Westminster's decision to override MSPs (Members of the Scottish Parliament) and scrap the Gender Self-Identification Bill last week, the PA news agency has learned that the Government will forgo any other legal challenges.