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Dreams can be met? the bigger context here is that here at starmer has been talking about his missions. five missions around big policy areas like crime in the nhs and energy. today came numberfive, education and opportunities. and as he put it, kind of removing barriers to opportunity and removing what he described as the class ceiling. fine described as the class ceiling. one ofthe described as the class ceiling. one of the big policy announcements is this idea that alongside literacy and numeracy, you teach school pupils in england kind of how to express themselves better. to be a bit more...

Tomorrow morning. the cabinet office has lost a legal challenge to block the handover of borisjohnson's unredacted whatsapp messages, notebooks and diaries to the covid inquiry. the department argued it should not submit material that it said was "unambiguously irrelevant" but high courtjudges said the government should not decide what was relevant. it has until monday afternoon to hand over the documents. the labour leader sir keir starmer has promised to smash what he calls the "class ceiling" by boosting education for poorer children. he has pledged to improve pupils' speaking skills and sa...

Labour’s new education policy aims to give all children a better start, but there’s a lot of damage to undo, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Social mobility is important, but his only solution seems to be teaching children to speak well which, as i said, is already in the curriculum for some numbers from the social committees commission, in 2020 they said roughly one quarter of disadvantaged students get passes in matt's and jesse's, where otherwise that number have, that good gap isn't good enough is it? the gap isn't good enough. what the government has tried to do during academy news academy schools and others is to close that gap for disadvantaged children because anybody who cares about education, that should be the number one...