Debated Education Bill Passes Commons Amid Row
Lord San don's Education Bill cleared a tight third reading after a long night of amendments and party strife. The bill, denounced by critics as unjust and reactionary, now faces the Lords as the session drags toward closure with continued government tactics and forthcoming bills.
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