UK Labour Party considers postponing women's conference due to court ruling on gender definition.

The UK Labour Party is considering postponing its women's conference due to the Supreme Court's ruling that defines "woman" as biologically female in the 2010 Equality Act. Previously, Labour allowed transgender women to participate based on self-identification. The National Executive Committee is set to discuss postponing the September event, as the only legally defensible option is to restrict attendance to biological women. This decision faces criticism from trans rights advocates.