Labour deputy says article was ‘steeped in classism’ that puts women off achieving in their careers
Angela Rayner has revealed she begged the Mail on Sunday not to run a story claiming a Conservative MP compared her to the character in Basic Instinct, saying the “classist” comments in the piece were disparaging about working-class people., which she had had to explain to her teenage sons.
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