Good Morning Britain published this video item, entitled “Robert Jenrick Challenged on Whether He Regrets Extending Free School Meals | Good Morning Britain” – below is their description.
Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick faced questions about his decision to vote against extending free school meals.
Following a discussion about the newly named Supporting Families programme, Mr Jenrick was asked by Alex Beresford and Kate Garraway about whether he regretted voting against the extension of free school meals.
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Broadcast on 26/03/2021
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