Authorities in Scotland say no action will be taken against author JK Rowling after she posted gender-critical opinions online.
The Harry Potter author took to social media, daring police to arrest her after new hate crime laws came into effect in Scotland.
After receiving complaints about the posts, detectives said the comments were not criminal.
Ms Rowling tested the new laws by listing 10 trans women on 'X' and saying they were men.
UK Prime Minster Rishi Sunak came to her defence, claiming people who say 'common sense things about biological sex' should not be criminalised.
