Scottish ministers say they will not appeal a court ruling involving trans prisoners, First Minister John Swinney states. The decision means the government will not challenge the outcome through further legal action. Multiple reports say trans inmates are being moved as part of the implementation of the ruling. The stated approach is that prisoners are placed in jail in line with their biological sex. The coverage indicates that the court decision sets the framework for how trans prisoners are accommodated going forward, and that the Scottish government is now carrying it out rather than seeking to overturn it. Details of the specific legal reasoning and the court’s full order are not included in the provided excerpts, but both outlets focus on the same government position: no appeal, with transfers underway and placements made according to biological sex.