Young people in this country have got a raw deal. They were locked up at the worst possible moment in their lives because of a virus that offered them no threat.
After they emerged from lockdown, it became clear that they would spend their lives paying off the debts Britain incurred in those heedless months.
Then, as if things were not bad enough, we threw away the priceless advantage of a flexible labour market, making it much harder for them to find work.
These are real and serious grievances. But the way to address them is not to clobber older people; it is
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