Morning all!
Here's the herald Scotland blog from this morning - it summarises events so far! I am in and out today so won't be able to post it most of the day -maybe someone else can? (If not I will do the bits I am home for )
10:21am
We have been live blogging the Sandie Peggie employment tribunal since it resumed last Wednesday.
Catch up on each day's coverage here:
Wednesday: Isla Bumba, NHS Fife's equality lead
Thursday: Gillian Malone, head of nursing
Friday: Espeth Pitt, consultant in emergency medicine and Louise Curran, senior charge nurse
Monday: Lottie Myles, service manager at NHS Fife
Tuesday: Dr Kate Searle, emergency medicine consultant and Dr Upton's line manager
9:22am
Meanwhile, catch up on the key details from Dr Searle's evidence yesterday.
The Herald's exclusive search of the evidence bundles in this case revealed that Dr Upton was offered gender neutral toilets at Victoria Hospital - but this was rejected as the medic was comfortable using the female changing rooms.
Dr Searle, who is the junior medic's supervisor, also told the tribunal that the comparison to Isla Bryson, a rapist who was placed in a female prison estate after transitioning, was "extremely offensive".
This is what you may have missed from yesterday's hearing: Key points in Sandie Peggie and NHS Fife employment tribunal
9:16am
Good morning. We are back for another important day in the Sandie Peggie employment tribunal against NHS Fife and Dr Beth Upton.
Dr Kate Searle, an emergency medicine consultant at the Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy continues her evidence.
She is Dr Upton's line manager and played a crucial role in the reporting of the Christmas Eve incident with Ms Peggie.
In yesterday's session, we had got up to the cross-examination stage, with Naomi Cunningham, acting for Ms Peggie, quizzing Dr Searle on an email she sent to 19 other consultants.
Dr Searle's role was crucial. We heard yesterday that she had agreed Dr Upton had the right to use the female changing rooms upon taking the job at the hospital.
She was informed of the incident with Ms Peggie in the early hours of Christmas Day and suggested that Dr Upton consider reporting it "hate incident" to the police.
We will then hear from Dr Maggie Currer, who is also an emergency medicine consultant.
Importantly, proceedings today do not get underway until at least 11.30am