According to BBC More or Less, the false claim originated on social media via screenshots of a press release posted the day before the review was published 👇

A useful thread on misinformation surrounding the #CassReview. A quick look at who is spreading the misinformation 🧵

This misinformation was then repeated in the House of Commons by @UKLabour MP @DawnButlerBrent. We call on her to raise a point of order to urgently correct the record.

The claim was also made by @scottishgreens MSP @Ross_Greer to @Sarah_Montague on @BBCWorldatOne 👇

The @scottishgreens co-leader & @scotgov minister, @patrickharvie MSP, makes a similar argument on @BBCScotland ⤵️

And @patrickharvie on @BBCr4today refusing to acknowledge the findings of the report ⤵️

Many of these politicians have spoken against the “politicisation” of the report, yet continue to spread misinformation about the methodology of the #CassReview.

Well done and thank you @DawnButlerBrent for correcting the Parliamentary record. It's concerning that this misinformation came from @stonewalluk: "...by quoting this briefing, it seems as though I may have inadvertently misled the House"

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@BBCMoreOrLess How any woman could now vote Labour knowing that they have been briefed by Stonewall is incredible. #LabourLosingWomen