BBCNEWS The Papers June 4, 2024 21:43:00
They're part of this bubble policy. iain duncan smith is quoted there. he's been writing quite openly about the negative effects to learning, where you have an increase of 55% of children who have actually missed half of their schooling in the past year, which is huge. he's talking about the associated affects that could lead to criminalisty, to anti—social behaviour and also made anti—social behaviour and also made a point that if you don't sort these things out and it leads to those effects, you could, the taxpayer could be looking up to £400,000 per people that suffers as a result of t...
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