The creator of a controversial play focusing on TERF (Trans-Exclusionary Radical Feminist) themes at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival has expressed openness to having author JK Rowling attend a performance. The play revolves around a fictional intervention for the Harry Potter writer.

Labour's Bridget Phillipson responded to JK Rowling's criticism of the party, where the Harry Potter author accused Labour of "abandoning women." Phillipson sent a message to Rowling in light of her comments.

Keir Starmer has responded to criticism from author JK Rowling, who accused the Labour Party of abandoning women who disagree with its transgender rights policy. Starmer stated that he is proud of Labour's history on women's rights and highlighted the progress made by past Labour governments in improving women's lives. Rowling had expressed concerns about supporting the party due to its stance on transgender rights. Starmer's comments come in the midst of ongoing debates within the party regarding its approach to gender issues.

Ally McCoist: ‘I will breach Hate Crime Act at Rangers vs Celtic game’ Criticism of Hate Crime Act Ally McCoist, a prominent figure in Scottish football, has made headlines by openly stating his intention to breach the Hate Crime Act during the highly anticipated Rangers vs Celtic game. The Hate Crime Act, which recently came […]