Sunak Faces Backlash for Transgender Jibe, Refuses to Apologize Amid Calls from Ghey's Family

The controversy highlights ongoing debates on trans rights and environmental policy, as Labour faces criticism for reversing a £28bn green investment pledge.

Rishi Sunak refuses to apologize for a transgender jibe made during Prime Minister's Questions, despite the presence of Brianna Ghey's mother in parliament and widespread criticism.
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Brianna Ghey's parents call for an apology from Sunak, highlighting the insensitivity of his remarks amid their grief.
Sunak's refusal to apologize is criticized as a broader weakness in Conservative strategy, particularly in handling sensitive issues like trans rights.
Labour's U-turn on a £28bn green investment pledge draws criticism from various quarters, including former Labour leaders, environmental groups, and the SNP.
The controversy over Sunak's comments and Labour's policy shift underscores ongoing political debates on trans rights and environmental investment in the UK.