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"I remember going into the Miss England competition being told by my organisers, just go take part -the Asian girls never do well. And I basically got told you're not going to win because the Asian girls don't do well. And I remember being at the competition and confirming this bias. "
Dr Bhasha Mukherjee is the reigning Miss England and NHS front line worker in the battle against the Covid 19 pandemic.
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