The party owes it to itself and the country to hold a contest that isn’t an exclusive boys’ club, says Kat Brown A s the prospect of Sir Keir Starmer’s resignation looms over the start of the coming week like the heatwave, one thing strikes me above all else. Whenever conversation does grudgingly turn to the prospect of a contest rather than a coronation for Andy Burnham, the key players are all men. Notwithstanding Labour’s glaringly obvious reluctance to vote for women in leadership contests,