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Daniella Adeluwoye is a writer whose work has appeared in The Guardian and Observer. She studies politics and sociology at Cambridge University.
By undermining the public funding base of our universities and turning students into consumers, successive governments lay the foundations for the Covid crisis – but it’s young people who pay the costs.
For decades, the distinction between work and leisure time has been fading away. We can’t afford a return to that old ‘normal’ – after Covid-19, we must fight for a future where workers control their lives.