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JK Rowling enters election fray with damning swipe at Keir Starmer s trans views | Politics | News

JK Rowling enters election fray with damning swipe at Keir Starmer s trans views | Politics | News
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Labour s trans reforms will make it easier for criminals to swap sex

Exclusive: Women s Minister Maria Caufield warns proposed changes would lead to more people in prisons self-IDing to get access to vulnerable women.

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MP calls for data based on sex after reported hospital assaults on women

MP calls for data based on sex after reported hospital assaults on women
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Women in 30s on average £4,000 a year worse off since 2010, figures show

Women in 30s on average £4,000 a year worse off since 2010, figures show
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Women in 30s on average £4,000 a year worse off since 2010, figures show

Labour blamed the statistics on "stagnant wages, low growth and a lack of interest in supporting women staying in, or re-entering, the workforce".

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