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Unsafe concrete: The political implications of crumbling buildings
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September 3, 2023
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2:47Now PlayingPrime Minister Rishi Sunak has returned to Westminster from Balmoral as crumbling schools, remote learning and unsafe public buildings are at the centre of public debate.
The Labour Party is calling for more clarity and an investigation on the use of RAAC concrete as more than 100 schools have been closed or partially closed.
As Chancellor Jeremy Hunt admitted even more buildings could be affected, Sky's Ali Fortescue looks at the political implications of this crumbling crisis.
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