Can you think of another profession where so many men are being accused of making sexually inappropriate comments and more serious wrongdoing?
magine Angela Rayner lying across the green benches in the Commons chamber late at night, one leg provocatively dangling down, chest stuck out. Of course you can’t. But Jacob Rees-Mogg didn’t think twice about doing it. Or picture the deputy Labour leader pounding along Whitehall in a pair of tiny shorts like the prime minister, or hurdling railings in a park, legs splayed, like the former health secretary Matt Hancock. She just wouldn’t. Women know their place in Westminster.
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