The EU is reviving efforts to strike a deal with Ukraine that could involve billions of euros in economic perks.
In exchange for their cash, investors will get a stake in the business and perks such as discounts online and at BrewDog bars and a complimentary beer on their birthday.
Any uncertainty and upset caused to pupils or parents involved with existing free schools is merely collateral damage in the great game of coalition, as ministers battle to keep hold of their chauffeur-driven cars and other perks of office.
Among them were a statement that the human papilloma virus was linked to "mental retardation" and the false assertion that "Barack Obama has a $1.4bn-a-year 1.4bn-a-year 1.4bn-a-yearxcesses".
It is true that bonuses like these are offered to female students who are willing to work as 'promo girls', but these perks that often involve underlying dangers.
The contrast with David Cameron's unwise election pledge is instructive: under pressure in the TV debates the Tory leader promised to protect pensioners' perks, winter fuel money and bus passes.
By contrast, Lugovoi - recently elected as an MP - was said by Kasparov to be enjoying the protection, and perks, of the Russian state.
For Abla Klaa, one of the main perks of living with her parents while studying is that the fridge is always stocked.
