Carol Vorderman said she is “absolutely disgusted” by the words and actions of two Government ministers as the TV presenter appeared before MPs to discuss menopause and the workplace.
The former Countdown star said Women’s Minister Maria Caulfield could not “be bothered to turn up” having refused to appear before the Women and Equalities Committee.
Vorderman added that she had been left “horrified” by comments made by Equalities Minister Kemi Badenoch who did make an appearance before the committee at the beginning of the month.
At that hearing, the minister dismissed suggestions that the menopause should be given a special legally protected status.
Ms Badenoch argued women could already make use of anti-discrimination measures based on age, sex and disability and said the menopause was on a long list of characteristics that campaigners had claimed should be written into the Equality Act, including “having ginger hair” or “being short”.
A furious Vorderman hit out, saying: "Women make up almost half of the workforce and yet these are the two women in Government who are meant to be representing the female population. I was disgusted to be perfectly honest, by both of them, absolutely disgusted"
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21 мар 2023