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JAMES FRITH: The arts must not be reserved for the privileged few

Labour s Bury North candidate James Frith says the "arts must not be reserved for the privileged few" in his latest column.

Reviving Sure Start would be a vote-winner for Labour | Early years education

Letters:<strong> John Bercow </strong>says<strong> </strong>the early years programme was a crucial life enhancer for millions of children and could be a key election battleground. Plus letters from <strong>Prof Gary Craig</strong>, <strong>Deborah Hayter</strong>, <strong>Keith Reed </strong>and<strong> Ian Wrigglesworth</strong>

The hounding of Angela Rayner is an outrageous declaration of class war

Labour’s deputy leader is northern, working class and a strong woman – so obviously Tories and the Conservative press are out to bring her down ahead of a general election where she will be a major asset on the doorstep, says John Rentoul

Gift of hope and confidence : parents recall how Sure Start was a lifeline | Children

As calls grow for Labour to reinstate the centres for early years support, we hear from some of those who saw its benefits

What s the truth about Sure Start?

Labour, unsurprisingly, is crowing about a paper published by the Institute for Fiscal Studies claiming that Tony Blair’s Sure Start centres improved the GCSE results of children from low-income families a decade after attending the centres. Children who lived within 2.5 km of a Sure Start Centre before 5, it finds, went on to score

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