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Gavin Williamson is right to call out educational snobbery

9 July 2020

10:32 PM

9 July 2020

10:32 PM

Politicians give speeches all the time, but with differing levels of significance. Can you think of a genuinely important political speech given by a minister this week?

Maybe your answer is Rishi Sunak’s fiscal statement, and I’m not going to suggest that speech isn’t a big deal. It is.

But I am going to make the case for a speech given today by Gavin Williamson, the Education Secretary.

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