More than 100 MPs, including Labour backbenchers, sign a parliamentary motion calling for the disapproval of updated guidance issued by the UK’s rights watchdog on transgender-related matters. The motion is presented as a challenge for Labour leader Keir Starmer, with supporters arguing that the updated advice does not adequately protect “women-only” spaces. According to the report, about 118 MPs have signed the motion, including more than 50 Labour MPs, indicating opposition within the governing party’s ranks. The motion calls for Parliament to reject the watchdog’s updated guidance, rather than for immediate changes to primary law. The issue centers on how guidance should balance rights for transgender people with protections for single-sex or women-only services and settings. The report does not specify the detailed contents of the guidance, who drafted it, or whether a vote date is set. The development is framed as part of an internal dispute over transgender rights policy and the implications of the watchdog’s updated advice for women-only spaces.