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Sunak: More kids to play chess 'because it's good for you'

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Sunak: More kids to play chess 'because it's good for you'

Sunak: More kids to play chess 'because it's good for you'

Rishi Sunak says he is keen to see more children playing chess "because its so good for you".

On day two of his trip US, the Prime Minister took a tour of the school, Friendship Tech Prep Academy in Washington where he was shown a 3D printed chess set.

Report by Ajagbef.

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