Education Secretary Gillian Keegan complained she was not getting the credit for doing a ‘good job’.
In a follow-up interview Ms Keegan apologised for her “choice language” and said it was an “off-the-cuff remark”.
In her follow-up interview, Ms Keegan said: “It is frustrating because we’re doing everything now to take a leading position to be on the front foot, to put all the support in place that responsible bodies and schools need. Pressed on whether she was frustrated with councils, her predecessor as education secretary or Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Ms Keegan said: “No it’s not, it’s nobody in particular.”
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