We spoke to Sir Andrew Dilnot, an economist who was tasked by the government back in 2010 with chairing a commission to find a fair and sustainable way of funding adult social care in England.
29 Jul 2026
Matt Frei
Europe Editor and Presenter
We spoke to Sir Andrew Dilnot, an economist who was tasked by the government back in 2010 with chairing a commission to find a fair and sustainable way of funding adult social care in England.
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