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Friday 17 February 2006

Mick Hume

Why Labour begrudges grammar schools


Read spiked editor Mick Hume's Notebook in The Times (London).

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‘In normal circumstances I would agree that few politicians are more deserving of being booed to the rafters than Ruth Kelly, the Education Secretary. However, the Labour activists who booed Ms Kelly during their spring party conference, in protest at the Government’s refusal to abolish the last grammar schools, are the ones who need egging off….’

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