....in society to have a chance at success.
Success is widely-defined, but the PM is talking along the lines of
succeeding at education, careers, starting your own business, social participation, the arts...
Going by rough figures since the Second World War, can you indicate whether this is true?
I can give one indicator which suggests it is not. The proportion of places at top universities going to middle/upper-class students is increasing. You can think of reasons why: in the 1960s, grammar schools ensured intelligent, poor children got into university. Their numbers have been cut back, hence fewer intelligent, poor children going into higher education.
2007-02-03
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