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Milburn Review to set out stark NEETS challenge and call for whole system reform

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By Dominic McGrath Verified
| LabourList Verified
A long-awaited review into youth inactivity warns that without urgent action the number of young people in Britain who are NEET – not in education, employment, or training – will rise from 1 in 8 to 1 in 6 young people within five years, representing 1.25 million young lives. At the launch of the interim report, Alan Milburn, the former Labour health secretary, is expected to say: ““Six in ten have never had a job. Twenty years ago, that figure was closer to four in ten.
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Tony Blair’s essay: Where does he clash with current Labour policy?

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By Dominic McGrath Verified
| LabourList Verified
Keir Starmer and his leadership rivals must ditch Labour’s “self-delusion” to succeed, Tony Blair has said, in a highly critical essay in which he criticises ministers’ net zero policies and calls for the party to embrace AI. The former prime minister made the step of directly and in detail critiquing the record of the Labour government since it took office, urging Andy Burnham, Wes Streeting and other MPs not to shift to the left in a future leadership contest.
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Labour members name Blair as favourite leader – poll

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By Dominic McGrath Verified
| LabourList Verified
Tony Blair is the most popular Labour leader of the last 40 years among party members, exclusive polling for LabourList reveals. The poll, conducted by Survation, found that the former prime minister emerged as the top choice among Labour members, nearly 19 years after leaving Downing Street. A third of members (33 percent) ranked Blair as the best party leader, when given a choice of the men who lead the party between 1983 and 2026.
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