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Critics of the bill say it undermines academy schools. Keir Starmer claims the bill contains measures to protect vulnerable children and the Conservatives are putting children at risk by opposing it.

Isn't it deprived children in England who will pay the price?' she demanded. But Sir Keir insisted Ms Badenoch 'has a nerve' and slammed Conservatives for voting against legislation that included ...