On the day Sunak tells us we should be embarrassed if we’re no good at maths, he gets investigated for failing to declare an interest in a company that stands to benefit from his new childcare scheme and in which his wife has shares.
He should be embarrassed for being no good at integrity.

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@13sarahmurphy Being no good at maths can mean anything from unable to add up simple numbers to being unable to do more complex maths.

A person who is an accountant surely needs to be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide numbers, are they really expected to be good at calculus or say complex algebra?

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