Day Nine concluded the cross-examination of Dr Mike Glover, Ms Emma Rampton and Ms Louise Akroyd.
Today, we will hear from Prof Eilis Ferran and Prof Kamal Munir.
There will be one more day of cross-examination on Monday 22 June. This includes the Vice Chancellor.
Please keep comments coming.
Until cross-examination is over, please refrain from other than factual comments about the proceedings in Court.
8 Comments
Anon · 19 June 2026 at 06:31
Thank you 21 Group for this update. Do we know at what time approximately Professor Munir will take the stand? I presume the Monday schedule remains to be determined based on the length of today’s proceedings. Also should we understand therefore that Andrea Hudson will not be presenting for cross examination at all?
21percent.org · 19 June 2026 at 06:50
Andrea Hudson is not a witness. We can disclose this as it can be inferred from material in the public domain.
It is expected Prof Munir will be cross-examined on his evidence in the afternoon, so possibly 14:00 hrs
EtonMess · 19 June 2026 at 07:15
Day 9.
Nine days of trial for Wyn Evans? Wishing him the best. He deserves it.
I missed the cross-examination of Dr Mike Glover. Will video recordings be available later?
Thanks Wyn Evans for your courage and perseverance. May justice prevail. Whistleblowers like you are creating a better future for the rest of us.
EtonMess · 19 June 2026 at 07:17
Day 9.
Nine long days of trial for Wyn Evans? Wishing him the best. He deserves it.
I missed the cross-examination of Dr Michael Glover. Will a recording be available later?
Thanks Wyn Evans for your courage and perseverance. May justice prevail. Whistleblowers like you are creating a better future for the rest of us.
Defund the HR Police · 19 June 2026 at 07:20
This trial is a landmark case in demonstrating why freedom of speech for whistleblowers is so fundamental for the future of British academia.
All the victims of the past will finally have their justice today.
TheResearcher · 19 June 2026 at 08:23
Dear all,
Before watching the hearings of Prof. Kamal Munir later today, please watch the video that is a humiliation for all victims of abuses at Cambridge University who reported their experiences and were gaslighted:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pizOGdQK4tE
It is also a good opportunity to remind everyone that it was Prof. Munir who dismissed, without conducting any investigation, whistleblowing disclosures and safeguarding referrals made by third parties about the abuses of Cambridge University against me and how they were affecting my health as given by detailed GP letters. If this was not enough, Prof. Munir then told Daniel Zeichner MP that my health was the priority of “all of us” at the University. This is the person who will talk later today.
I hope the 21 Group will not delete this comment because it is factual and I tried to be respectful, even though the people involved showed everything except respect for me.
TheResearcher · 19 June 2026 at 08:27
https://www.breakingthesilence.cam.ac.uk/breaking-silence-university-statement
“We are crystal clear that harassment and sexual misconduct are unacceptable. We have an obligation to prevent it, and everyone at the University has a role to play. That’s why it’s important that all our staff understand our policies and what is expected of them, including what to do if they receive a report.”
Professor Kamal Munir, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for University Community and Engagement
TheResearcher · 19 June 2026 at 12:14
Professor Munir just admitted that it is common practice that HR and legal draft his responses… what if the issue is about complaints against HR? The claimant’s KC forgot to ask this follow up question.