Gender-critical academics have for the past decade found life very difficult on campus. The Sullivan Review, published yesterday, is a painstaking account of the experiences of academics who were…

Alice Sullivan warns high-profile cases are the “tip of the iceberg”

Prof Alice Sullivan, author of a new report on gender and sex, talks Wes Streeting, the ideological capture of the NHS and being cancelled

Prof Alice Sullivan, author of a new report on gender and sex, talks Wes Streeting, the ideological capture of the NHS and being cancelled

An independent review by Professor Alice Sullivan that looks at data, statistics and research on sex and gender.

The 226-page report into how official data on sex and gender is recorded, by Professor Alice Sullivan of University College London, exposes shocking gaps in public records due to confusion between

A report lays bare the extent of real-world detriment caused by institutions that have caved in to activist pressures

Data collected by public bodies has been ‘corrupted’ as a result of conflating gender with sex, a report says, posing risks to individuals

A review into the 'corruption' of official statistics by extreme gender ideology found there is currently no minimum age at which the record of a child's sex can be changed.

Confusion over recording sex and gender causing problems in areas such as healthcare and safeguarding, report says Official UK data recording people’s biological sex and their gender identity is often unclear or conflated, a government-commissioned…

Author of government-ordered review says biological sex and gender have become distinct and should be recorded separately.

Public bodies should collect distinct data on both sex and gender identity to ensure accuracy and clarity of nationally held data, concludes a UK Government-commissioned report led by a UCL academic.

An independent review by Professor Alice Sullivan that looks at data, statistics and research on sex and gender.

Robust and accurate data on biological sex has been lost, leading to cancer referrals being missed and previous convictions being overlooked, a review has found

An independent review by Professor Alice Sullivan that looks at data, statistics and research on sex and gender.