Isla Bryon News Today

The former general secretary of the Scottish Police Federation, said that around 3,800 cases had been logged since the controversial new legislation came into force.

Since the controversial legislation was rolled out on Monday almost 4,000 complaints have been made to Police Scotland.

The Scottish Conservatives said that if complaints continue to be made at the same speed over the next 12 months officers 1.38 million crimes could be reported.

Reports were made against the Harry Potter author but police have assessed her tweets against Scotlands new hate crime laws and found they did not breach the legislation.

The Harry Potter author had dared Police Scotland to arrest her on Monday for describing a string of prominent trans women as men before the force confirmed no action would be taken.

The former Fox star turned podcaster has offered to be a voice for the Scottish author if her claims that men cannot become women are silenced by her countrys new law.

The Harry Potter author, and prominent gender critic, posted a string of tweets on X where she sarcastically urged her followers to respect lovely Scottish lass Isla Bryson.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak tonight backed JK Rowling - who dared police to arrest her under controversial new hate crime laws - by saying his party will always protect free speech.

The Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act came into force today and aims to tackle the harm caused by hatred by providing greater protection for victims and communities.

Critics claim her career is ‘over,’ while trans Scots worry about sensationalised coverage after trans rapist put in women’s prison