Muhammad Haque continues to examine the severely Blaired UK schools system as exposed by Ruth Kelly's contradictions

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The 2nd Edition
London 1010 GMT Tuesday 9 January 2007
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By Muhammad Haque
1010 Hrs GMT London Tuesday 9 January 2007

The Blaired schools crisis in the UK as witnessed in the Ruth Kelly ‘hypocrisy’ concerning her decision to send one of her children to a £17,000 a year private school away from any relevant school based in and operated by her ‘local education authority’ [Tower Hamlets borough council] is a mere tip of the iceberg.

The lines of apparently anguished talking heads that were paraded before the BBC TV cameras during the first day of the week following the weekend of the part disclosure [in the 'Mail on Sunday' which contained enough clues and hints to point to Ruth Kelly as the culprit of the week] about Kelly’s calamitous contradictions of ‘convictions’, did not include anyone that would tell the whole truth about the whole matter.

Not even the ethically very slow Jon Snow on the so-called ‘independent’ TV news programme Channel Four news as shown in the evening could provide an intellectually different explanation.

And the BBC’s Newsnight programme too followed the same line. In essence.

They all lied.

And so the crisis, on which they fed for most of the news day [Monday 8 January 2007], was left to fester for another indefinite period.

And with that ‘legacy’ they also left the future of millions of people let down by the corruptly contrived schools system in the UK to lose out.

Nowhere more so than in the inner cities.

Which includes the demographic majority of the borough of Tower Hamlets.

[To be continued]