Labour leadership contenders split over trans group pledge card

Candidates differ on pledge that describes Woman’s Place UK and LGB Alliance as ‘trans-exclusionist hate groups’

A controversial pledge card calling on the Labour party to expel “transphobic” members has split the party’s leadership contenders.

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