Freddy McConnell, who gave birth after transitioning, unsuccessfully appealed a court decision that he could be registered only as his son’s mother. He now wants to take his case to Britain’s Supreme Court.
Author: ILIANA MAGRA
Greece Curbs Coronavirus, Defying Expectations
The Greeks have been dogged by years of instability, but their government’s response to the coronavirus has won praise from citizens.
Police Seek Motive for Canada Killing Spree by Denture Fitter
Gabriel Wortman was believed to have killed at least 18 people in a 12-hour rampage that was the country’s worst mass shooting.
Manolis Glezos Dies at 97; Tore Down Nazi Flag Over Athens
He became a national hero in the Greek resistance for a daring feat atop the Acropolis. He later endured prison and exile and pursued a leftist political career.
Alex Salmond, Scotland’s Ex-First Minister, Cleared of Sexual Assault
A jury found Mr. Salmond, who led the push for independence in a 2014 referendum, not guilty of attempted rape and sexual assault.
U.K. Passenger Who Tried to Open Plane Door Midflight Is Jailed for 2 Years
Chloe Haines pleaded guilty to endangering the safety of an aircraft and common assault, her lawyer said. The airline, Jet2, also barred her for life.
Storm Ciara, or Sabine, Leaves 5 Dead in Europe
A powerful winter storm battered Europe on Sunday, leaving power outages, transportation chaos and at least five deaths in its wake.
Finland Plans to Give All New Parents the Same Leave
The new reforms will give the same amount of leave to both parents, regardless of their gender, a move the government said promotes gender equality and inclusivity.
U.K. Police Kill Man in a ‘Terrorist Related’ Incident
The shooting occurred after people were stabbed in South London. The motive was unclear. The suspect had a fake explosive device strapped to his body.
The Case of the 5 Missing Dogs: What Happened to the ‘Tamworth 5’?
After five pets disappeared while in the care of a licensed sitter in central England, their owners went looking for answers.