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In an impassioned speech, he said abolishing child poverty was "an investment" because, broadly speaking, "poor kids do badly in school and rich kids do better in school".

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Maintenance grants were abolished 10 years ago by the former chancellor George Osborne, who said they had become an "unaffordable" cost to the taxpayer.

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She will add: "Just as the last Labour government, with its new deal for young people, abolished long-term youth unemployment I can commit this government to nothing less than the abolition of long-term youth unemployment."

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Labour says the policy draws a clear dividing line between the government and Reform UK, which says it would abolish indefinite leave to remain.

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A Labour peer has repeated his call to "abolish the Treasury", and says the government should shift its focus to industrial revival to radically reshape the British economy.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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