Rishi Sunak will finally break his silence today - to deliver a speech about extra maths for children.
As the NHS is mired in what some experts say is its worst-ever crisis, strikes cripple the railways and families battle the cost-of-living crisis, the Prime Minister will explain why he wants all kids in England to “study some form of maths to 18”.
In a speech in London, the privately-educated, multi-millionaire, former investment banker will say that learning more maths will help youngsters leave school “better equipped for the jobs of the future”, according to No10.
