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Labour MPs forced to U-turn on woke trans views after ‘shutting women up for 10 years’.

Two top Labour politicians have been forced to swallow their words on trans rights after the landmark Cass Review was published yesterday.

By CHRISTIAN CALGIE, Senior Political Correspondent

11:37, Thu, Apr 11, 2024 

Labour MP says colleagues have been 'unable to express views'

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Labour politicians are involved in a major U-turn on trans rights following the publication of the landmark Cass review into NHS gender services yesterLast night, Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting admitted he had been wrong to ever say that “trans women are women”, as the woke row once again reignited.

Mr Streeting, who once parroted the trans mantra that “Trans men are men, trans women are women, get over it”, said he now reflects that his position has been wrong.

Asked if he regrets his stridently pro-trans position, he replied: “I absolutely take the criticism on the chin.”

This morning his fellow shadow cabinet member Louise Haigh admitted to Sky News that colleagues have “felt unable to express their views” and said Labour will now be a safe space for “gender critical” views. Express.