Multiple customers who support trans rights say they have complained to UK retailer Marks & Spencer (M&S) after it apologised over a ‘trans’ employee asking a woman for help, and another 410 people have signed an open letter about the issue.

M&S issued an apology to a mother and her 14-year-old daughter after they complained that an employee, who they allege was trans, had offered them assistance on the shop floor.

The mother claimed that she and her daughter had entered the lingerie section of an M&S branch hoping to arrange a bra fitting, when the shop assistant approached them and ‘politely’ offered to direct them to the right section of the shop.

In a complaint to M&S, shared by The Telegraph , the mother alleged that the staff member was a “biological male” and said her daughter wa

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