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THE GOVERNMENT sees absolutely no reason why it should try and persuade universities to up‐date their courses so that students are better‐equipped to earn a living in Britain's modern industrial society. This is made crystal clear by William van Straubenzee, the Junior Minister in charge of further education, in an exclusive interview.

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