Louise Sandher-Jones

Louise Sandher-Jones is the minister for veterans and people in the UK, who recently expressed her horror at the suffering endured by LGBT+ personnel under the military's historical gay ban. She emphasized the importance of memorializing this history and described the unveiling of the LGBT+ Veterans Memorial as a significant moment of healing.

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United Kingdom: Louise Sandher-Jones rejected suggestions that the BBC was institutionally biased. 6

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The Guardian: BBC resignations are result of internal ‘coup’, says former Sun editor | BBC

United Kingdom: Louise Sandher-Jones rejected suggestions that the BBC was institutionally biased. 6

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The Guardian: Outgoing BBC news head rejects claims of institutional bias as Trump welcomes resignations – latest updates | BBC

Spain: Louise Sandher-Jones called for serious reforms to honor Jaysley's legacy and improve the military justice system. 8

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El País: Condenado a seis meses el exsargento británico que agredió sexualmente a una soldado que luego se suicidó | Sociedad

United Kingdom: Louise Sandher-Jones, the minister for veterans and people, told the BBC she was 'horrified' to hear how people suffered under the ban. 6

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BBC: King to attend first official LGBT event after veterans' campaign