Of course biological sex is real - it's just not the end of the conversation. Ms Creasy added: 'JK Rowling doesn't support self-identification whereas I do. 'But I would say that obviously I have a huge amount of respect for my colleague, Stella Creasey, she has done a huge amount of campaigning for women but on that issue around biology, I do have a different opinion.' Biological females obviously aren't, of course there are also trans-women who have made the transition in their gender but sex is not the same as gender. But they are now women and I respect that.'įrontbencher Anneliese Dodds was challenged over whether she agreed with Stella Creasy, and told Sky News' Ridge: 'Well, no, I don't agree with her. 'She said: 'Do I think some women were born with penises? Yes. She complained she had been branded a 'bad feminist' for opposing Harry Potter author JK Rowling - who has voiced concerns that biological women are being put at risk in favour of trans rights The news comes after a row erupted when Stella Creasy, MP for Walthamstow, set out her stance. She complained she had been branded a 'bad feminist' for opposing Harry Potter author JK Rowling - who has voiced concerns that biological women are being put at risk in favour of trans rights. 'What I want to see is a reform of the law as it is but I'm also an advocate of safe spaces for women.' Mr Starmer had previously said: 'I just don't think that discussing this issue in this way helps anyone in the long run. ' 99.99% of women it's all biology, we must support their safe spaces, but let's not disparage or fail to support the small group of people who struggle with their gender identity and I think we can resolve this if we all approach it in that spirit.' 'Some go through a process, others don't, and that is traumatic for them and I respect and support them.' But there is a small minority of individuals who are born in a gender they don't now identify with. 'We all know that and of course they need safe spaces and we'll support that. Sir Keir said during an interview on LBC: 'For the vast majority of women this is all about biology and of course they don't have a penis. The row centres on whether 'safe spaces' such as toilets, changing rooms and rape crisis centres should be accessed by trans women. The Labour leader, who has repeatedly been accused of dodging questions on the topic, has now told LBC that the 'vast majority' of women do not have penises
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