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Blackford said educating girls saved lives and built stronger families, communities and economies. “An educated female population increases a country’s productivity and fuels economic growth,” he said. The Sunday National has been told that the cuts are coming when the world is facing the biggest education emergency in living memory and, for girls in particular, the chance for an education could now be lost forever. Christian Aid and the Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund (Sciaf) are among 200 UK NGOs that have condemned the cuts to the overseas aid budget. Baroness Liz Sugg, who was the UK’s special envoy for girls, resigned from her ministerial role after the cuts were announced and they have also been criticised by former Tory international development secretary Andrew Mitchell, and Sarah Champion, chair of the Commons International Development Committee (IDC) who accused Raab of “sneaking out” the details last week.

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