Labour condemns trans rapist held with ‘biological women’
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Labour condemns trans rapist held with ‘biological women’
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper condemns a “dangerous” transgender rapist being held with “biological women” in a Scottish prison, calling it a “common sense issue”.
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