Natalie Fleet has left the ‘exciting’ role of Ministerial Protection.

Natalie Fleet, meanwhile, told the BBC she was sickened by the role she stepped down from as a minister.

A Labor MP who was groomed and raped as a teenager has told new Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s team that she “sadly cannot stay” in the job.

Fleet described it as “the bravest thing I’ve ever done” and offered her support for her successor.

She was appointed to her role on May 12 this year. The release of Jess PhillipsHe said opportunities for growth under then-Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer had been “closed and delayed”.

Announcing her exit on social media X, ExternalFleet said: “The honor of a lifetime to be a waiting server. The content was discovered incredibly quickly.”

“Victims deserve someone in their capacity,” she added.

“I understand what it’s like to be invisible and unheard,” she told BBC News, adding that the nature of her role as defense minister is “you hear the worst of humanity.”

“I know how important this work is and how good and competent a minister it needs. It was immediately apparent how much pain it caused me.”

She said she received support from the Home Office during her time at the post office.

But even with that (support), the nature of the job means you hear the worst of humanity.

“Anybody struggles to hear that, but not everyone reacts like someone who’s been through what I’ve been through.

“For me, it is one of the most important jobs in the government. It was the honor of my life to be able to do this.

“Nothing compares to asking women and girls to make a difference in their lives.

Fleet was elected as the MP for Bolsover in July 2024, replacing Labor statesman Denis Skinner.

she said She spoke candidly about her experiences as a teenager.In the year Including in an interview with GB News in 2024.

Fleet, who says she got pregnant at 15 after being groomed and raped by an older man, says she has weekly nightmares about what happened to her.

“I didn’t know we were going to have unexpected sex,” she told the broadcaster. “I was a child and (this) is statutory rape.”

The MP revealed she was pregnant and gave birth to her son, whom she described as “the absolute love of my life”.

In the year In her first speech in the House of Commons in October 2024, Fleet said it was a “must” to speak up for women in her Derbyshire constituency whose “stories are not being told”.