22 April 2025, 07:21

By Gina Miller

The role of chancellor of Cambridge University has existed since the 13th century.

Over the course of 810 years, the job has been held by illustrious names, such as MP John de Langley (1331-34), judge Sir Oliver St John (1651-60), and queen consort Prince Albert (1847-61).

Over the past century, there was even a serving prime minister, Stanley Baldwin (1930-47), and the late Duke of Edinburgh (1976-2011).

Yet, there has never been a woman chancellor. I aim to change that when the election to succeed former........

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