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Hes also announcing a further 560 million pounds towards repairing crumbling school buildings this financial year. unions say the money is welcome, but is only a fraction of what is needed. heres our education editor bra nwen jeffreys. some editor branwenjeffreys. school buildings in englan some school buildings in england are ina some school buildings in england are in a shocking state. now a promise of money for rebuilding. plans for more than a billion pounds over ten yea rs. more than a bill...

This £1 billion announcement i think is welcome but clearly theres a lot to do to make amends for the last ten years of underinvestment in education. the extra cash for repairs will make a difference first. £560 million more for next year, an increase of about a third on the repairs budget. but still, nowhere near the almost £7 billion needed — the true cost of getting englands school buildings to an acceptable standard. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. 0ur assistant political editor norman smit...

September if social distancing is still in place. any money that goes into building schools where its needed and any money that goes into repairs is a good thing. there is no party politics in this. but the prime minister needs to be just as clear about what his plan is for getting children back into school in september because what have been lacking for the last few months is a plan for schools to get children back into school as quickly as possible. i miss morning on the radio... 50 is a good ...

Refurbishing? i think there will be the whole range of that and there will be some young people who will be in conditions that really they shouldnt be in. what i hope today from a prime minister who has a little bit of a tendency to like big shiny things, is that we really do appropriate granular survey of where that money should be spent so that young people in communities that possibly havent been served well by education start to get facilities they can feel proud of, and thats not about they...

The almost £7 billion needed. the true cost of getting englands school buildings to an acceptable standard. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. 0ur assistant political editor, norman smith is at westminster. tell us more about this announcement and what it signifies about the direction of the government post coronavirus? we are going to have a massive building spree seems to be the government does not plan to kick—start the economy but also longer term, to try and re—engineer the british economy. s...

Now a promise of money for rebuilding. plans for more than a billion pounds over ten years. that stretches beyond the next election. the first few should start next year with 50 projects getting approval this autumn. but the extra cash for repairs will make a difference first. £560 million more for next year, an increase of about a third on the repairs budget. but still, nowhere near the almost £7 billion needed. the true cost of getting england‘s school buildings to an acceptable standard. ...

Is for getting children back into school in september. what we have been lacking in the last few months is a plan for schools to get children back into schools as quickly as possible. this morning on the radio... unless there is a good reason for absence, they would be looking at the fact that we would be imposing fines on families if they are not sending their children back. confirmation from the education secretary that the return to school would be enforced. but parents, pupils and teachers a...

In education. the extra cash for repairs will make a difference first. £560 million more for next year, an increase of about a third on the repairs budget. but still, nowhere near the almost £7 billion needed — the true cost of getting england‘s school buildings to an acceptable standard. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. we‘re joined now by our political correspondent helen catt. helen, this is part of a wider plan to kick—start the economy, isn‘t it? yes, it is. downing street talking ab...