18 female MPs in Britain say they will not contest. These women had to take this decision due to the rate. These women parliamentarians are among the 50 members who will not stand for election on December 12. These women have alleged that personal life is being interfered in Britain. Frustrated with all this, they decided not to contest. The information was given on Monday through the New York Times.
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Heidi Allen, a British MP said, 'I am tired of the way my personal life is being interfered with. Bullying became common here. Alan said this in a letter. This letter was written by Allen to tell the public why she is not contesting the election.
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