Theresa May’s Cabinet have had a busy weekend. From Boris Johnson to Justine Greening, they were pitching for their preferred policies to the Prime Minister – not in person, but via the front pages, and on issues ranging from school funding to the public sector pay cap.
Damian Green, the First Secretary of State – Deputy Prime Minister in all but name – chipped in the suggestion that we needed to have a national debate on tuition fees. Perhaps he missed the national debate on policies that we had very recently – the one that ended with his party losing their majority and their authority.
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