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Tees and sees apply. New Statesman podcast. I'm Deputy Editor Helen Lewis Hello and coming reshuffle, Kate Mossman will be talking to Mark Lawson about Monte Python and

Arthur Miller and Ian Stedman I will be discussing the new surveillance laws. The Next week it's rumored that the Tories will have a reshuffle. I'm joined by

Lucy Fisher and George Eaton to look ahead to that and talk about the broader

issue of women in Parliament.

Lucy, first of all, you spoke to Yvette Cooper, who's Labour's Shadow Home Secretary this

week and she's been talking about a summer campaign about FGM, about violence against

women. Why is she campaigning on explicitly kind of feminist themes at the moment?

I think she's just seen that under the current government all these issues have really fallen by the wayside.

From last week's crown prosecution figures, we've seen that rape cases and child sex offenses,

the prosecutions and convictions are going down and the sense that the police aren't looking at these

cases the authorities aren't caring about it enough has prompted Labour's campaign.

And George we're all on ten to hooks I think is the only way to describe it at the thought of a cabinet

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