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David Cameron's misogynistic reshuffle

The PM doesn’t want the new women in his cabinet to do anything but look nice

19 July 2014

9:00 AM

19 July 2014

9:00 AM

Ask anyone who really knows David Cameron and they will tell you he likes a certain kind of woman. He has a very specific type, the Prime Minister. It is almost spooky the way all his women conform to it.

They are all attractive, accomplished, articulate and well-dressed. But there is something else that makes certain women irresistible to Mr Cameron.

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