"I remember, we’d gone from about 12 per cent of women working to 65 per cent, and the boys of Britain were still saying, ‘What’s for dinner darling?’
“And then there was this moment of, ‘Well, what is for dinner, darling?’ And I remember men hated me for the first three years, like aggressively. I got chased, got roughed up a few times.
“But after five or six years, men, instead of abusing me, started saying, ‘Well, I’m better than you now’, and the old testosterone kicked in. And when I do a demonstration now, if anything there’s more men than women.”
