daily telegraph, a little think. the daily telegraph, a little article of the bottom of the frontpage, stephen hawking talking about the names the queen, theresa may, nicola sturgeon, amber theresa mag: nicola'sturgeanv—amber you theresa mag: nicolasturgean:—amber you could broaden it out. rudd. you could broaden it out. janet yellen at the federal reserve, angela merkel, christine lagarde. there is a long list. for me, i think, yes, we are seeing more women in high profile positions, but when you look at women in general there is still a big gap that needs to be narrowed when it comes to what we are earning. i agree with you. i think a seismic shift is a bit of a stretch. a seismic shift, that implies that the large proportion of women we see implies that the large proportion of women we see in leadership also trickles down to other spheres. if you look . certain trickles down to other spheres. if you look. certain industries, if you look at certain industries, if you look at certain industries, if you look at senior management, women oi'i you look at senior management, women on boards, i think the biggest and most cr