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Special Schools

Put to him that Tower Hamlets had made quite clear that their provision was perfectly adequate to meet the needs of any parent who had a child with special needs, and that Ruth Kelly believed this was not the case, was this not purely a matter for individual choice, the PMOS replied that he could not answer the question without further intruding on the privacy of a nine year old child. Asked whether the government would be considering a complaint to the Press Complaints Commission, the PMOS replied that it was a matter for Ruth Kelly to decide.

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