Clarks' children's shoes spark sexism row

Footwear firm Clarks has sparked a sexism row after naming a girls' shoe range Dolly Babe and a boys' line Leader.

Clarks' children's shoes spark sexism row
Sun, 13 Aug, 2017 - 17:13

Footwear firm Clarks has sparked a sexism row after naming a girls' shoe range Dolly Babe and a boys' line Leader.

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was among those to criticise the well-known company, which has apologised for any offence caused.

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