In British politics, too few people have had too much power for far too long – the opposition should not be afraid to say so, writes political theorist Alan Finlayson
The cosy club still exists, but its rules have been replaced with regulations written by the people they are meant to govern. David Cameron’s ties to Lex Greensill are just one example of the blurred lines between public government and private interests in education, health, prisons and more. The opportunities for opportunism are baked in to a cake that the public can’t have because others have already eaten it.
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