Social mobility board quits over lack of progress

> In his resignation letter to Theresa May, published in The Observer, Mr Milburn said he did not doubt her "personal belief" in social justice, but he saw "little evidence of that being translated into meaningful action". >The government said Mr Milburn's term had come to an end and it had already decided to get some "fresh blood" in. > It highlighted its increase of the national living wage, cuts in income tax for the lowest paid and doubling of free childcare in England. It's often amazing how different the truth is from the title with BBC. Also, after skimming this guys wiki page, it seems he's [no stranger to stirring up controversy and saying unfounded, stupid things.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Milburn) Looks to me like BBC is once again propping up a false story.