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Your support makes all the difference.A 2011 clip of Michael Gove falling over has resurfaced this morning which - depending on your view of the Education Secretary - may or may not make a good accompaniment to browsing through coverage of his legacy in the Independent.
From today's paper, Steve Richards writes on Michael Gove's political journey - and the death of the Tory moderniser's dream.
An editorial from yesterday laments Mr Gove's zeal for free schools coming at the expense of sixth-form colleges.
Ian Birrell, writing in the i , feels the Education Secretary should have no shame in making political appointments.
And finally, here's him falling over.
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