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Phillipson sets up 'class unit' as social mobility advisers ditched

Phillipson sets up 'class unit' as social mobility advisers ditched
BBC Politics Wednesday 09 September 2026, 17:02 UTC 1 min read
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The equalities minister says the move will bring government efforts to tackle disadvantage "in-house".

The equalities minister says the move will bring government efforts to tackle disadvantage "in-house".
Phillipson (ORG)
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