MSPs are expected to pass controversial gender reforms in the Scottish Parliament later today after hours of delays.
Members of parliament have been debating legislation throughout this week with votes taking place on the 153 amendments to the Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill.
The Bill is designed to make it easier for trans people to gain a gender recognition certificate (GRC). A final vote was initially set to take place on Wednesday, however interventions by Scottish Tory MSPs to delay the judgement pushed it back to this afternoon at around 2.45pm.
