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Police 'wrong' to record non-crime hate incident against Tory Rachel Maclean in transphobic row, says minister

Source: PA Media

Police were “wrong” to record a non-crime hate incident against Tory deputy chairman Rachel Maclean after she was accused of sharing transphobic remarks, a Government minister said on Tuesday.

, told Times Radio: “Rachel’s a personal friend. And what Rachel was saying was that there is a biological sex

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