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Burnham Inherits Labour's Oldest Problem and It Isn't The Economy

There is a certain irony in a party that pioneered all-women shortlists back in 1993 still not having managed, more than three decades later, to put a woman in charge of it. Andy Burnham is about to become Britain's prime minister without ever having had to beat a female rival for the job, because, as it happens, no female rival with a serious chance has ever gotten that close. That fact alone should tell you the " boys' club" complaints landing on his desk this week aren't sour grapes from a few disgruntled backbenchers.

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