Darlington nurses have declared it is now "illegal not to make a change" following the Supreme Court's landmark ruling that defined women by biological sex, yet they continue to wait for a response from their NHS Trust.

Despite the unanimous court decision and warnings from the Equality and Human Rights Commission that the NHS must update its guidance on single-sex spaces, the nurses report they are still being forced to use an inadequate changing room.

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The Supreme Court unanimously ruled last week that a woman is defined by biological sex{ai:summary}<p>Darlington nurses assert it is now "illegal not to make a change" after a Supreme Court ruling that defined women by biological sex. They await a response from their NHS Trust regarding necessary updates to guidance on single-sex spaces, despite warnings from the Equality and Human Rights Commission.</p><p>The nurses claim they are still required to use an inadequate changing room, highlighting ongoing concerns about compliance with the court's decision. #society</p>

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