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Number of women in Burnham's cabinet 'a central issue' for female Labour MPs, says Harriet Harman
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The representation of women in political leadership positions has long been a topic of discussion within the Labour Party, with efforts made in recent years to increase diversity and inclusion. As a former deputy leader of the Labour Party, Harriet Harman's comments carry significant weight and reflect the concerns of many female Labour MPs. The issue of gender balance in cabinet appointments is particularly relevant as the party navigates its internal dynamics and prepares for future elections.
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Number of women in Burnham's cabinet 'a central issue' for female Labour MPs, says Harriet Harman
The representation of women in Andy Burnham's cabinet is a "central issue" for female Labour MPs, the party's former deputy leader has said.
2 Jul, 13:37
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