The founder and principal of one of the Government's flagship free schools has been arrested by police investigating alleged fraud. A 41-year-old man, believed to be Sajid Raza, was detained at Kings Science Academy in Bradford.
The founder and principal of one of the Government's flagship free schools has been arrested by police investigating an alleged fraud.
West Yorkshire Police confirmed a 41-year-old man has been arrested in connection with their investigation into the Kings Science Academy in Bradford, which was visited by the Prime Minister in 2012.
The force has not named the arrested man but he is understood to be Sajid Raza, who set up the school in 2011.
He has been questioned in relation to suspected fraud offences at the free school and has now been released on bail, pending further enquiries.
Police are looking into the mismanagement of more than £86,000 of public money at the academy.
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