Former Tory MP accused of misogyny after 'hot-blooded male' comment during heating costs debate

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Freelance journalistA former Tory MP has been accused of misogyny after he described himself as a “hot-blooded male” while complaining that “females in my house like to have the heating on”.

Graham Evans, who was an MP between 2010 and 2017, made the comment during an appearance on BBC Politics North West. During a discussion about fuel efficiency as heating costs rise over the winter, he said: “Personally I’m a hot blooded male, females in my house like to have the heating on.

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