Have remote politics really wrecked Britain?
The Social Distance Between Us is an angry book looking at how Britain has been fractured by class division.
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The Social Distance Between Us is an angry book looking at how Britain has been fractured by class division.
Britain’s “strictest” headteacher Katheine Birbalsingh is right to promote a broader view of social mobility with a focus on smaller steps.
The high-profile head – who has railed against identity politics holding children back in the classroom – has been appointed by Liz Truss to “level up opportunity and give everyone the chance to succeed”.
One of Britain’s most pressing socio-economic problems, as highlighted by the Social Mobility Commission report this week, is that geographical location has a huge impact
‘The great goods cannot always live together.’ That was Isaiah Berlin’s dictum. The current debate about grammar schools reminds us of its truth. Underlying the
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