The government’s Covid-19 response is opening up deep divisions. Theatres and museums get help but creatives are being cut loose, says Charlotte Higgins, the Guardian’s chief culture writer
The pandemic has deepened many fissures in British society. The lack of capacity in our health service, and the life-and-death consequences of inequality: so much has been exposed in glaring relief. The fragility of the way the arts are run in Britain has likewise become crashingly obvious.
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