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Marks and Spencer drop ban on tape measures for bra fittings after row over transgender staff helping female shoppers

Marks and Spencer dropped a ban on using tape measures for bra fittings following controversy over transgender staff assisting female shoppers. The policy change came after public debate about the issue.

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