Home secretary calls damage to statues disgraceful

Home Secretary says damage to statues during trans rights protest 'disgraceful'

Plans are underway to remove the graffiti ,but will require specialist equipment, the Met Police said on Sunday

Home secretary calls trans rights messages on London statues 'disgraceful'

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has addressed the trans rights protest in London over the weekend by condemning graffiti found on several statues along the route. The secretary of state branded messages of trans solidarity on the statues of several influential figures, including South African prime minister Jan Smuts, “disgraceful.” The Metropolitan Police said it was investigating several acts of vandalism after an “emergency demonstration” was he…

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper calls damage to statues 'disgraceful'

Graffiti is found on seven statues of historic figures in Parliament Square following a trans rights protest.

'Disgraceful!' Yvette Cooper lashes out at trans activists after statues defaced in protest: 'Completely unacceptable'

'Disgraceful!' Yvette Cooper lashes out at trans activists after statues defaced in protest: 'Completely unacceptable' - Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has lashed out at trans activists who

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper calls damage to statues 'disgraceful' - Finnoexpert

PA Media A statue of former South African prime minister Jan Smuts was targeted by vandals Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has called the vandalism of several statues in Parliament Square, including one of women’s votes campaigner Dame Millicent Fawcett, “disgraceful”. Transgender campaigners gathered on Saturday in front of Parliament to protest against the Supreme Court ruling that biological sex defines a woman for the purposes of the Equality …