Cabinet Ministers Clash over Extremism in Schools

The transcript discusses a significant conflict between Michael Gove and Theresa May, highlighting the tensions within David Cameron's cabinet. The row, initially centered on Islamic extremism in schools, escalated due to personality clashes. Fiona Cunningham resigned over leaked quotes, and Michael Gove had to apologize to both the Prime Minister and Charles Far. The situation raised concerns about the government's handling of extremism and the potential long-term impact of cabinet ministers holding grudges.

What were the consequences of the conflict between Michael Gove and Theresa May?

How did David Cameron respond to the issues within his cabinet?

What role did Fiona Cunningham play in the events described?

What was the impact of the negative reports from Ofsted on the government?

In what ways could the grudges held by cabinet ministers affect the government?