She said: 'Despite the fact we have this horrific, toxic culture in Westminster, it's women looking after women.
'Since I joined Parliament, I've been taken aside by female MPs to warn me about some male MPs who say ''Actually, Anum, you're probably better off staying away from X, Y and Z''. 'In my situation, I was at a parliamentary event and a certain male MP made a beeline for me.
I started to feel really uncomfortable because he was being far too over-cavalier. Mr Kwarteng also did not back all-women shortlists for parliamentary candidates, telling Sky News: 'I've never been a fan of quotas but I think we should do all we can to encourage more women to come into politics and from diverse backgrounds.' Do you want to stay with me? You're probably best just to stay away from that person''.' 'It was actually a Conservative MP - a former minister - who took me aside and said ''Look, it seems like you feel uncomfortable.
