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Monday 18 May 2026
Afternoon Session
Good afternoon; this is day 6 in the hearing at employment tribunal of Lorna Young vs Manchester City Council.
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39m
The court is taking lunch break at present; we expect the hearing to begin at 13:50.
C/LY - Lorna Young, the claimant
NR - Nathan Roberts, barrister for C
R/MCC - Manchester City Council, respondent
AM - Aileen McColgan, barrister for R
When the hearing begins, NR will complete his cross-examination of MCC witness Sarah Narici (SN), and the court will then hear from MCC witness Sharmila Kar (SK), Joint Director of Equality, Inclusion and Engagement.
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NR: [ref p1562 SN's IX report]
NR: was left as draft. Is this the only draft ever?
SN: Yes as far as I'm aware
NR: And we have no record or this being sent to anyone?
SN: [missed]
NR: p1563 - box with 'details of any regulatory - ' you say, implications re EA2010. What were these?
SN: Report doesn't say any.
NR: That is why I am asking you.
SN: Implications in respect of, the tweets that had been shared.
NR: You are going to have to give more details. What EA implications?
SN: Way in which expressions made, re ppl protected by the EA.
NR: You say EA breached?
SN: No, but implications.
NR: What implications?
SN: The way the tweets were phrased.
NR: Are you aware that the EA2010 does not cover what people say on Twitter? Do you accept?
SN: You have to show me the reference before I can say
NR: You didn't know the EA doesn't cover what ppl say on twitter?
SN: Need to see the reference.
NR: It's an open Q. Did you know it doesn't?
SN: Don't know
J: What did you think the EA said about tweets?
SN: About the way ppl say things.