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Labour: Govt has constantly failed to support schools

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Labour: Govt has constantly failed to support schools

Labour: Govt has constantly failed to support schools

The shadow immigration minister says the country has seen a "constant failure" from the government to support schools and to give young people the investment and opportunities they need.

Stephen Kinnock adds a Labour government would scrap the loophole to ensure private schools pay VAT on their fees, which he says this will generate approximately 1.5bn pounds for use in recruiting more teachers.

Report by Brooksl.

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