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The Social Justice Secretary said she will be as open as possible with the public on the risk to public buildings.

This seething mum tells Nick Ferrari that the handling of the Raac crisis by the Department of Education and the Education Secretary is 'shambolic.'

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With the cameras still rolling, the Cabinet minister criticised others for having ‘sat on their arse' while she tackled the crumbling concrete crisis.

The decision to fully or partially close 104 English schools over safety fears has led to a focus on Rishi Sunak's funding decisions while chancellor.