The Government can talk the talk on rooting out critical race theory, but they are doing absolutely nothing.

The number of foreign students at esteemed institutions like the London School of Economics has skyrocketed. International students now make up nearly 70% of the cohort.

As a society, we have raised a generation in which a significant portion of those who attend university are babyish, sociopathic tyrants.

By highlighting the draconian policies universities across the United Kingdom have imposed on their students, I hope it will open the eyes of many to the scandal happening right under our very noses.

Education, along with most (if not all) other aspects of society, has been ravaged by the Government’s lockdowns. Standards have been slipping for decades, and are now in free fall.

‘Where students do not have to earn their place but are given it on a plate, what kind of message does that send to those progressing through the education system?’

These pervasive attitudes have not stopped at destroying public discourse. They have also entered the halls of many of our institutions, including our universities and schools, which, some might testify, had their dams surreptitiously burst years ago.

It is no secret that universities across Britain operate as large businesses, and to a greater or lesser extent regard their students as consumers. This is evident in the emphasis on the student experience that ranges from wanting to provide comfortable accommodation, to fun club nights, to quality teaching and lecture provision.