Trans woman guilty of raping two women remanded in a female prison (ALL NEW)

Sending a transgender rapist to a women's prison was an "unnecessary shambles", its former governor said.
Rhona Hotchkiss, who ran Cornton Vale until 2017, said she would have refused to have Isla Bryson at the prison.
Bryson, 31, was remanded to the jail in Stirling after being convicted of raping two women before she changed gender. Bryson began transitioning from a man to a woman while awaiting trial.
She was moved to HMP Edinburgh men's prison on Thursday.
It came after First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced that Bryson would not be allowed to serve her term at Cornton Vale.
She is due to be sentenced next month for raping a woman in 2016 and another in 2019, with concerns being raised about the potential safety implications of housing her alongside female prisoners.
It has also emerged that Bryson had enrolled on a beauty course at Ayrshire College after being charged with the two rapes.