Andy Burnham unveils plans to give youngsters 'real' education in radical break from New Labour

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Andy Burnham unveils plans to give youngsters 'real' education in radical break from New Labour

Andy Burnham has unveiled plans to give Britain's youth a "real" education in a major break from New Labour's drive to get Britons to go to university. Children as young as 14 will be encouraged to pursue "a real, hands-on technical education" alongside a "core" of English, maths and science at school. Some pupils would instead study for technical qualifications like T-levels or apprenticeships rather than A-Level…