Rather a lot it seems. There is some interesting forensic reporting here from “The Slog”, which we commend to all readers. With all parties involved on a protected inside track, Education UK was always a plaything of an incompetent Establishment cabale. There is, it would seem, virtually no room for free markets to operate in this key area of economic activity. The government should of course sort this out – but do we have a government that can look beyond the interests of their own club? Does such a thing even exist?
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