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Zahawi: Pupils not in strong academy trusts are missing out on life chances

Nadhim Zahawi said trusts were better at “weathering the storm” of Covid than standalone schools.

The Independent UK

Tories announce rise in infant free school meals funding - of just 7p per child

Schools will be able to spend £2.41 per child on infant meals backdated to April, a rise of 7p - which was branded 'pathetic' by critics

Daily Mirror

Children’s commissioner calls for 100% attendance in autumn term

Rachel de Souza announces new drive for all children to attend school from first day of 2022 autumn term.

The Independent UK

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£18m funding announced for free school meals for infants

Nadhim Zahawi says move comes in response to rising costs.

The Independent UK

Infant free school meals funding rises by just 7p a meal in England

Campaigners says uplift falls way short of inflation and only applies to youngest pupils in school system

The Guardian - UK

Government appointments commissioner to run Sefton's Children's Services after Ofsted row

The decision follows an Ofsted report which was highly critical of the local authority

Liverpool Echo

Tory MP's wife buys second supermarket for £100m property portfolio as Brits face soaring food prices

Nadhim Zahawi's wife has added a Co-op superstore to the pair's £100 million property empire.

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Tory minister's wife buys second supermarket as Brits face soaring food prices

Nadhim Zahawi's wife has added a Co-op superstore to the couple's £100 million property empire

Daily Mirror

Zahawi praises university ties with Europe as he meets Portugal’s president

Mr Zahawi said collaboration between countries had never been more important.

The Independent UK

Government announces new 'free schools' and sixth forms for Greater Manchester

Bury, Bolton, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford and Tameside will get a share of 75 new schools which will create 14,000 new places across England, Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi has said

Manchester Evening News

Education Secretary visits 'incredible' new home of Newcastle United Foundation and new schools in Northumberland

Nadhim Zahawi was welcomed by trustee Shola Ameobi and senior management team at multi-million pound facility NUCASTLE and later visited Queen Elizabeth High School and Hexham Middle School in Northumberland

Chronicle Live

Michael Gove says it was ‘mistake’ to say Boris Johnson would not be capable PM

Levelling up secretary says PM ‘doing a good job’ and shares regrets about 2016 betrayal

The Independent UK

Why do polling firms like YouGov tweak polls? Because they are scared of being wrong

The pressure to avoid mistakes can force pollsters to second-guess themselves, just as YouGov did in 2017, says Peter Kellner, a former president of YouGov

The Guardian - UK

Pollster retracts claim about YouGov

Chris Curtis apologised and said he was ‘happy to clarify the position and apologise to YouGov for any confusion caused’.

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

YouGov sat on 2017 poll as it was too positive on Labour, claims ex-employee

Polling firm denies allegation it drew back from publishing some data showing Corbyn’s Labour doing wellUpdate: on 10 June 2022, Chris Curtis retracted his claim that the poll was suppressed

Daily Mirror

Pollster retracts claim YouGov withheld 'positive Labour polls' during 2017 election

Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi co-founded YouGov in 2000 alongside Stephan Shakespeare who used to work for Jeffrey Archer. Mr Zahawi left the company in 2010 before the General Election.

The Independent UK

YouGov ‘banned’ release of 2017 leader debate poll because it was ‘too good for Labour’

Claim denied by YouGov, who says poll was pulled due to ‘skewed sample’

The National (Scotland)

YouGov denies suppressing 2017 poll as it was 'too positive about Labour'

YouGov has denied claims it spiked a poll in the run-up to the General Election 2017 because it was "too positive about Labour".

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The Independent UK

Which Conservatives could succeed UK's Johnson if he falls?

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson managed to narrowly win a no-confidence vote from his own Conservative Party, but the result dealt a heavy blow to his authority

The Guardian - UK

Operation Save Big Dog ramps up the day after the Boris music died

From the delusional to purely transactional, MPs queued up with excuses for backing the PM

The Guardian - UK

‘Massive majority’: Tory allies strive to put positive spin on Boris Johnson vote

Backers play down large rebellion, hailing ‘third mandate’ and saying Ukraine leader is ‘punching the air’

Daily Mirror

"Boris Johnson spent his life dodging scandals and it's now caught up with him"

Boris Johnson has narrowly survived a no confidence vote after more than 40% of his own MPs voted to oust him, with the Labour leader branding the PM "unfit for the great office he holds"

The Guardian - UK

Tuesday briefing: Boris Johnson survives – but for how long?

In today’s newsletter: Tory spinning has gone into overdrive after the prime minister emerged wounded from a no-confidence vote – but here is the truth behind the bluster

The Independent UK

Tory MPs demand cabinet cull after deeply wounded Boris Johnson scrapes through confidence vote

‘We’re going to bash on’: More than 40 per cent of Tory MPs vote to remove the prime minister in huge blow to his authority

Reuters

UK PM Johnson won confidence vote handsomely, time to move on - minister says

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson won a confidence vote "handsomely" on Monday and it is time to draw a line under questions on his future, education minister Nadhim Zahawi said in the first reaction from the government to the vote.

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