Dominic Cummings on the 'hollow men' of Westminster and Whitehall

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Speaking at a Juncture event, the former adviser to Michael Gove discussed his experiences at the Department for Education, his view of how Westminster and Whitehall need to change, and a frank assessment of Team Cameron – its priorities, personalities and dysfunctions.

Dominic Cummings on the 'hollow men' of Westminster and Whitehall

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