A transgender activist who served 30 years in jail for attempted murder has told the crowd at a Trans Pride march if they saw a 'TERF', they should punch them in the face.

Sarah Jane Baker was one of the speakers at the Trans+ Pride event in London yesterday and used her speech to call for violence against those critical of trans ideology.

She told the crowd: 'I was gonna come here and be really fluffy and be really nice and say yeah be really lovely and queer and gay... Nah, if you see a TERF, punch them in the f****** face.'

The Trans+ Pride event yesterday saw thousands march through London in what they referred to as the 'biggest-ever' call for Trans rights.

The event concluded with speeches by activists in Hyde Park Corner. One of them was Baker, who took the stage holding an Antifa flag.

Baker was originally jailed for kidnapping and torturing her stepmother's brother, she was then convicted while behind bars of the attempted murder of another inmate. She was released in 2019.

If this person is out of prison on licence, they may be going back after those comments - seems to be straight up incitement to violence which would almost certainly breach the terms of any licence.