Women in politics – Theresa May
Recently we got our second female Prime Minister, Theresa May. So far she has been doing OK, but she has a heck of a job in front of her. Sorting out a new relationship with Europe in a period of … Continued
So farewell then Angela Eagle
Earlier this week we said Goodbye to Samantha Cameron – the beautiful and stylish wife of our ex-Prime Minister David Cameron. And then on Tuesday we heard that the only woman standing for the Labour leadership – the want-to-be Prime … Continued
The general election – women leaders get noticed
The long general election campaign grinds on in the UK. It is not much fun and not very interesting. Until the women burst forth. All our big parties, like most of our big companies, are run by men. But some … Continued
Women Fashion Power exhibition at the Design Museum
This exhibition “about the language of clothes and power”, and recently reviewed in the Guardian, seemed to be right up my street. My friend Nicola Dibb, who runs Women In Social Housing, brought it to my attention. This weekend we … Continued
Baroness Warsi and the Sari – did it help her to “flounce”?
Warsi flounces out in a fit of righteous fury over Gaza: Muslim Foreign Office minister quits. Daily Mail 5 August 2014 There has been a Twitterstorm about the word “Flounce” on the basis that a resigning man would not flounce … Continued
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