Sky News Breakfast: Govt pledges an extra £400m for pupil catch-up programme

Sky News published this video item, entitled “Sky News Breakfast: Govt pledges an extra £400m for pupil catch-up programme” – below is their description.

On your Sky News Breakfast menu:

– Education Secretary Gavin Williamson talks to Sky News about the government’s pledge of an extra £400m investment for a pupil catch-up programme and summer schools.

– Owain Jones, Managing Director of Wizz Air UK welcomes the possibility of international travel in summer 2021 to the table.

– Wagner and Elaine Araujo give Sky News viewers an insight into what it is like to hotel quarantine in the UK.

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