https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-57335558

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The education recovery commissioner for England, Sir Kevan Collins, has
resigned in a row over the lack of "credible" Covid catch-up funding.

On Wednesday he stepped down saying the government's funding for the plan
"falls far short of what is needed".

The government's proposal represents �50 per pupil per year - and Sir Kevan
wrote to the prime minister saying: "I do not believe it is credible that a
successful recovery can be achieved with a programme of support of this
size."

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Some of those scientists having their advice ignored by Johnson might do
well to follow in Sir Kevin's footsteps.

Apologists for Johnson say Sir Kevin jumped too early, should have cheered
the derisory offer of 10% of what's actually needed - and an empty promise
of more to come - as proving education is the Junta's top priority.

The Junta has had many top priorities, protecting care homes and the
vulnerable, protecting public health, removing dangerous cladding, solving
the social care crisis, rewarding nurses and doctors, keeping the NHS fit
for purpose, providing affordable homes, even delivering the brexit
promised - it has failed on every one of them.

The only thing Johnson succeeds at is moving taxpayer money into the back
pockets of his bestest fat cat pals.

And killing people.

When Johnson says something is a top priority he really means he couldn't
give a f--k.