SARAH VINE: The women of the Labour Party need to beware their Burnham mania. Their 'Messiah' may be charismatic and brooding, but that doesn't mean he'll be able to run the country

In her piece, Sarah Vine cautions Labour Party women against their enthusiasm for Andy Burnham, suggesting he's charismatic but lacks the competence to run the country. She references the recent storm in London as a metaphor for the potential political upheaval if they back him too fervently. This matters because Labour's leadership choices can significantly influence national policy and governance. Vine's commentary highlights the risk of idolizing a leader without scrutinizing their actual capabilities and track record.