Phillipson: I've been the victim of sexist briefings
Summary
Bridget Phillipson, the UK's Education Secretary, says she has faced sexist briefings as she runs for the Labour Party's deputy leader position. Despite rumors of her removal, she remains in her Cabinet role through a recent reshuffle. Andy Burnham supports her rival, Lucy Powell, citing the need for less factionalism in the party.Key Facts
- Bridget Phillipson is the Education Secretary in the UK government.
- She is running for the Labour Party's deputy leader position.
- Phillipson stated she has been a victim of sexist briefings.
- Rumors suggested she might be sacked, but she remained in her role.
- Andy Burnham supports Phillipson’s opponent, Lucy Powell.
- The deputy leadership contest will be held before the Labour Party's autumn conference.
- Lucy Powell received a donation from a green energy industrialist.
- The contest is viewed as indicative of the political direction within the Labour Party.
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