Now Labour try to pitch Andy Burnham as party's 'first woman prime minister' after ignoring its 190 female MPs and picking a man as leader again

Labour's decision to overlook its 190 female MPs and continue the tradition of male leadership by potentially promoting Andy Burnham has sparked controversy. This move highlights a persistent gender imbalance at the top despite the party's substantial female representation. Critics argue it undermines the progress made by female MPs and sends a disappointing message about gender equality in leadership roles. The situation raises questions about the party's commitment to diversity and its impact on broader discussions about women in politics.