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BBC Dragons' Den entrepreneur calls for major change to 'unisex' sports kits after backing from FIVE Dragons

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BBC Dragons' Den entrepreneur calls for major change to 'unisex' sports kits after backing from FIVE Dragons — Sources: GB News

Dragons' Den history-makers Honor and Cat Black have hit out at "unisex" sports kit as they claimed women continue to be "sidelined" in the sporting world. The teenage sisters, who founded women's cricket brand Maiden, made history after becoming the youngest female founders to receive offers from all five Dragons on the BBC business programme. Speaking exclusively to GB News, the young entreprene

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